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Maisk Rotum
25th May 2016, 23:23
All flights held as work goes on after they apparently did some damage. Sitting here with engines shut down on the parallel taxiway with an unspecified delay.

Capn Bloggs
26th May 2016, 02:41
Falcon 124?

skysook
26th May 2016, 02:54
I believe an Emirates A380 tore up the pavement when lining up on RWY01. RWY closed for about an hour...

donpizmeov
26th May 2016, 04:21
Or is it Crap runway work almost damaged EK aircraft on line up.

ratpoison
26th May 2016, 07:30
Sitting here with engines shut down on the parallel taxiway with an unspecified delay.
This is what the industry has become. Great command of flight. :ok: Park on a taxiway, fiddle thumbs, turn on phone and get on social media. :ugh::ugh::ugh:

Fuel-Off
26th May 2016, 07:39
Again?!? Didn't the same thing happen last year? Diversions to OOL and other sundry places I recall.

Fuel-Off :ok:

CurtainTwitcher
26th May 2016, 08:02
This is what the industry has become. Great command of flight. Park on a taxiway, fiddle thumbs, turn on phone and get on social media
Just wait, it won't just be from a taxiway once we get SkyNet (http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/qantas-taps-nbn-satellites-for-free-inflight-wifi/news-story/9fc585f0aaf20739067704c0d4e0818e?nk=6331f9c7356e0e6ccf42e51d 2f8000f0-1464249402)! Sell your drama live feed to the highest bidder in real time.

Snakecharma
26th May 2016, 08:50
I didn't get from skysooks post that they were driving or down the back, either could equally be the case.

But so what if they were driving? Should they sit there like a coiled spring reading the qrh in anticipation of the fod induced engine failure?

I would venture that many people these days would take the opportunity to look at the iPad, phone, newspaper, or whatever if they were just sitting there shut down, engines running and waiting their turn to depart is another story.

But as I said, the info they posted could have just as easily come from the captains PA. engines shut down isn't that hard to guess either.

Pastor of Muppets
26th May 2016, 10:34
We got caught up in this. Well done to the approach controller!

Jabawocky
26th May 2016, 22:46
Fuel is the answer………now what was the question?


Gin clear days here….arrivals without lots of wx related fuel. BN APP boys/girls must have been been shuffling everyone around a bit.

Was 14/32 available?

ControlLock
27th May 2016, 05:45
Not only was the threshold displaced, but wind was shifting back and forth.

All Runways were used in both directions at times.
Many inbounds got 3-4 STAR changes with many more ATIS changes as well.

Well done to controllers and flight crews, all seemed to be very aware of issues and understanding of same.

Looked like a used aircraft parking lot all over the field when we arrived.

Maisk Rotum
27th May 2016, 16:01
This is what the industry has become. Great command of flight. :ok: Park on a taxiway, fiddle thumbs, turn on phone and get on social media. :ugh::ugh::ugh:

Who said I was driving ratpoison???? Duh.

I was happily ensconced in first class sipping champagne.

Jabawocky
28th May 2016, 10:42
Who said I was driving ratpoison???? Duh.

I was happily ensconced in first class sipping champagne.

Absolutely! Only reason for being in First Class…….because there was nothing better… :ok:

donpizmeov
28th May 2016, 10:58
It's been a while bloggsie but was it Falcon 225 you were thinking of?

Capn Bloggs
29th May 2016, 14:43
Can't find my list, Don, but I'm sure 124 is... "take that, runway, and that, and that, and that!".

However, if the pavement was weak as bananas, the skipper would probably have retorted "Falcon 269"! :ok:

donpizmeov
29th May 2016, 15:06
Agree with 269. Them be the days.