Messy afternoon at NZAA
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Update: Some arrivals now diverting to Christchurch and Wellington. Looks like there's heavy rain and flooding throughout the Auckland area.
Last edited by Pearly White; 27th Jan 2023 at 04:44.
"7.19pm: Auckland Airport has been forced to reduce runway operations "after an arriving aircraft damaged runway lighting", a spokesperson for the airport told 1News."This is largely impacting international arrivals and departures and larger aircraft travelling domestically. Our operational teams have cleared the debris and are now assessing the damage.
"We apologise to any travellers impacted. Please contact your airline or check your airline travel app if you are travelling for any flight cancellations or delays.""
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B0546/23 Jan 27, 2023 08:08 LT
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NZAA
RWY 05R/23L CLSD TO SKED PASSENGER ARRIVING FLIGHTS. 27 JAN 08:08 2023 UNTIL
27 JAN 11:00 2023 ESTIMATED. CREATED: 27 JAN 08:08 2023
B0544/23 Jan 27, 2023 07:37 LT
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RWY 05R 110.3 MHZ 'IAA' ILS U/S. 27 JAN 07:37 2023 UNTIL 28 JAN 05:00 2023 ESTIMATED.
CREATED: 27 JAN 07:37 2023
Flooding through the terminal to make things worse.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/trave...-runway-lights
https://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/trave...-runway-lights
Air NZ 777 Loss of control
Quite a serious incident for Air NZ by the looks of it.
AO-2023-003 Boeing 777, loss of control on the ground, Auckland International Airport, 27 January 2023
Status
Current
Occurrence Date
27 Jan 2023
Jurisdiction
NZ
The reported circumstances were that a New Zealand-registered Boeing 777 was on a scheduled flight (NZ124) from Melbourne to Auckland. The aircraft landed at about 6:50pm at Auckland International Airport during wind gusts and very heavy rain.
Shortly after touchdown, the pilot briefly lost directional control and the aircraft veered away from the runway centreline. The pilot regained control, completed the landing, and taxied the aircraft to the airport terminal.
There was damage reported to six runway edge lights and to the aircraft’s undercarriage assembly, including deflation of one tyre.
No injuries to passengers or crew were reported.
AO-2023-003 Boeing 777, loss of control on the ground, Auckland International Airport, 27 January 2023
Status
Current
Occurrence Date
27 Jan 2023
Jurisdiction
NZ
The reported circumstances were that a New Zealand-registered Boeing 777 was on a scheduled flight (NZ124) from Melbourne to Auckland. The aircraft landed at about 6:50pm at Auckland International Airport during wind gusts and very heavy rain.
Shortly after touchdown, the pilot briefly lost directional control and the aircraft veered away from the runway centreline. The pilot regained control, completed the landing, and taxied the aircraft to the airport terminal.
There was damage reported to six runway edge lights and to the aircraft’s undercarriage assembly, including deflation of one tyre.
No injuries to passengers or crew were reported.
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Any delays in processing passengers? The infrastructure for the planes is going to be designed to withstand any weather. Not so much the people processing gear. I would have thought that would take more time to get up and running after a flood.