KelvinD
16th Jan 2018, 08:53
Sitting here in Hampshire, shortly after watching the Army Air Corps Lynx fly past, I heard a large aircraft to the south of me. I am used to the South American departures passing by my place but they are later in the day. Sometimes flights to some parts of the US, such as Miami, Dallas etc will go overhead on this route when the weather over the Atlantic is being awkward.
I checked to see what this flight was and, according to Plane Finder and FR24 this was BA27 to Hong Kong! The aircraft is G-BNLY and is currently over the Channel, heading toward Guernsey. Is this a cock up with flight numbering on both trackers or have BA discovered a new route to Hong Kong?
I checked to see what this flight was and, according to Plane Finder and FR24 this was BA27 to Hong Kong! The aircraft is G-BNLY and is currently over the Channel, heading toward Guernsey. Is this a cock up with flight numbering on both trackers or have BA discovered a new route to Hong Kong?