RYR vs AFR at BHX yesterday (7 Nov)

[DaveReidUK]

An AFR A321 line up and rolled ahead of an inbound RYR B738, resulting in an RTO and go-around, respectively.

Graphic courtesy of Jacdec:

https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/1225x721/ryr_afr_at_bhx_3aabef3c5b64978536422ef61be43a358c462bf1.jpg

[pattern_is_full]

Not a lot of clarity here (yet).

Was the RTO aircraft-induced (config warning, other problem) or ATC-induced?

The RYR appears to have been on about 3.5-mile final when AFR entered the runway (per Aviation Herald ).

Any ATC or WX info yet?

[DaveReidUK]

Not a lot of clarity here (yet).

Was the RTO aircraft-induced (config warning, other problem) or ATC-induced?

The RYR appears to have been on about 3.5-mile final when AFR entered the runway (per Aviation Herald ).

Any ATC or WX info yet?

ADS-B suggests that the RYR went around from about 400' AAL, just under 1 nm from the THR, at which point in time the AFR was about 150 m beyond the piano keys.

Given that it's the UK, don't hold your breath for an ATC recording.

[Del Prado]

Given that it's the UK, don't hold your breath for an ATC recording.


https://www.pprune.org/atc-issues/206063-listening-uk-atc-communications-law.html