EGCC Rwy 24
3rd Oct 2006, 21:10
At 18:40 on 30 September Mrs Nick called me to look out of the window with a "wow, look how low that is" comment.
24 hours later, I was able to have a look at the webtrack site and tell her that it was:
CKS209
EMA-EHAM
B742
and that for (roughly) the time that we could see it, it climbed from 3,763 to 4,426 feet. Thereby confirming that it was indeed quite low - but for a 742, not unexpected.
Impressive stuff - or big brother?
Nick
http://www.reportingpoints.info
24 hours later, I was able to have a look at the webtrack site and tell her that it was:
CKS209
EMA-EHAM
B742
and that for (roughly) the time that we could see it, it climbed from 3,763 to 4,426 feet. Thereby confirming that it was indeed quite low - but for a 742, not unexpected.
Impressive stuff - or big brother?
Nick
http://www.reportingpoints.info