Something exciting happened at Barton ?
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Something exciting happened at Barton ?
I was checking the on-line ATIS Friday morning and it said 'airfield temporarily closed' or something similair.
Something exciting or just another way of saying it's too muddy ?
I know it usually says 'closed to fixed wing aircraft' when it's boggy (boggier !).
Just wondered if anyone was there at the time and can explain.
Thanks.
Something exciting or just another way of saying it's too muddy ?
I know it usually says 'closed to fixed wing aircraft' when it's boggy (boggier !).
Just wondered if anyone was there at the time and can explain.
Thanks.
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Q) EGTT/QMRLT/IV/NBO/A/000/999/5328N00223W005
FROM: 09/02/20 09:07 TO: 09/04/30 23:59
E) DUE SFC CONDITIONS, RUNWAYS MAY BE WITHDRAWN FM USE AT SHORT NOTICE
ALL FIXED WING PILOTS SHOULD CHECK AVAILABILITY VIA WEBSITE
City Airport Manchester - Pleasure Flights, Flying Lessons, Helicopter Charter, Business
FROM: 09/02/20 09:07 TO: 09/04/30 23:59
E) DUE SFC CONDITIONS, RUNWAYS MAY BE WITHDRAWN FM USE AT SHORT NOTICE
ALL FIXED WING PILOTS SHOULD CHECK AVAILABILITY VIA WEBSITE
City Airport Manchester - Pleasure Flights, Flying Lessons, Helicopter Charter, Business
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Barton
From speaking to various people, it would appear a C152 made an approach for rwy 27L then tried to do a go around, but got into trouble and came down heavy on the rwy
