Milan Radar U/S
Milan Radar U/S
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From: Raynes Park
It's reported in the Italian media here
It basically says that the radar system controlling the North-West of the Italy broke down for the third time in 24 hrs. ENAV announced that it is back on line since 11:14 today and flights are once more operational from all northern airports.
Inevitable delay are occuring, compouded by heavy fog at Rome-Fiumicino.
And a comment that safety was not compromised.
It basically says that the radar system controlling the North-West of the Italy broke down for the third time in 24 hrs. ENAV announced that it is back on line since 11:14 today and flights are once more operational from all northern airports.
Inevitable delay are occuring, compouded by heavy fog at Rome-Fiumicino.
And a comment that safety was not compromised.
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From: Europe
This is what you get on the site of Milan Airports:
7 Ottobre 2004
INFORMIAMO I PASSEGGERI CHE A CAUSA DI UN GUASTO AL RADAR ENAV CHE CONTROLLA IL TRAFFICO AEREO DEL NORD OVEST, I VOLI DI LINATE E MALPENSA SUBIRANNO RITARDI, CANCELLAZIONI O DIROTTAMENTO PER TUTTA LA GIORNATA DI OGGI 7 OTTOBRE 2004
Which more or less means:
"We inform all pax that following technical problems on the ENAV radar controlling North-West of Italy, LIN and MXP flights will be delayed, cancelled or rerouted all day the 7th of October"
7 Ottobre 2004
INFORMIAMO I PASSEGGERI CHE A CAUSA DI UN GUASTO AL RADAR ENAV CHE CONTROLLA IL TRAFFICO AEREO DEL NORD OVEST, I VOLI DI LINATE E MALPENSA SUBIRANNO RITARDI, CANCELLAZIONI O DIROTTAMENTO PER TUTTA LA GIORNATA DI OGGI 7 OTTOBRE 2004
"We inform all pax that following technical problems on the ENAV radar controlling North-West of Italy, LIN and MXP flights will be delayed, cancelled or rerouted all day the 7th of October"
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From: Europe
We just passed ABESI northbound to KUDES as it happened. Swiss radar then had his hands full putting all the southbound planes in holdings, making them do 360īs and giving delay vectors. Man, were we happy that we just got out of Italy in time!
