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Old 21st Sep 2012, 13:05
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Aurela (Operating for Monarch) off the runway at BHX

........or so I'm told.
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Just mentioned on BBC News. No further information yet.
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Apparently ZB467.
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Old 21st Sep 2012, 13:14
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From Latest Central News - ITV News

Birmingham Airport statement:
We can confirm that an incident involving Monarch flight ZB467 arriving from Nice and operated by AURELA Airlines occurred at 13.11 this afternoon. At the present time, airfield services are assisting the airline crew. Flights are currently suspended. More information will be provided as soon as it becomes available.

– BIRMINGHAM AIRPORT
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The ramps here at EMA are certainly filling quickly.

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It looks like Aurela 737 operating for Monarch
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Old 21st Sep 2012, 13:19
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BBC Midlands Today reporting @bbcmtd that it's an Aurela aircraft operating Monarch flight ZB467 and retweeting photo from someone called Alex Hall @alexhall25

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Photo: Photo by mldoyle2000 • Instagram
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Monarch flight. Aurela Airways Plane skidded off runway after landing at Birmingham Airport | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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Old 21st Sep 2012, 13:33
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It looks like Aurela 737 operating for Monarch
It most definitely is the Aurela 737, nice parking
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From the photos I've seen, the slats are stowed.

After landing checks, or slatless landing?
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nice of Monarch's press office to spell the name of the carrier wrong too

Monarch | 2012 News - Flights - Monarch flight ZB467 21st September 2012 | Flights News

who still thinks leasing in these sheds was a good idea?
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Old 21st Sep 2012, 13:56
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Did anyone see the landing? Did it overrun or just skid off?
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Old 21st Sep 2012, 13:57
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Happened during taxi in according to the news channels. Set of wheels on the grass.
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Why is Aurela of Lithuania operating for MON
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Old 21st Sep 2012, 14:06
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By "one set of wheels" they mean all the wheels and basically the whole aircraft!!!

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why are they operating for Monarch??
because Monarch didnt buy baby when they should have!!!!!!
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Just seen it on Beeb News 24, from the front of the starboard nacelle it looks like there may be some ingestion damage, I am probably wrong, but would be interested to know.
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A colleague has just sent me this picture taken from just outside the boundary fence

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Old 21st Sep 2012, 14:24
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Hmm looks a bit more than "one set of wheels"
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