Darwin Airport closed flights cancelled
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The Daily Mail have picked up on this.
Pictured from a passenger plane: Menacing 12-mile-high ash cloud looms over Indonesia's 'Mountain of Spirits' after volcano erupts | Mail Online |
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So all our expensive efforts to reduce carbon emmissions have gone down the plughole for another 50 years.
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Would this be moodys mountain, from 1984, BA747?
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No,that was Mt.Galunggung in 1982
The linked article does mention 129 active volcanoes in the area. |
there are several Gunung Api's in Indonesia
This one is just NW of Komodo island and east of tambora Not the one that sits on it's own in the Banda Sea - goes off quite often and has been used as a navaid for sea folk for centuries |
From the above chart the ash over Darwin is in the upper air FL200 upwards?? Surely flights below that would be permitted??
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Yep all ok good to go, ops normal below FL200.
Get real. Alaska Airlines or whoever they are set the scene for volash ops years ago. Day VMC Rings a bell. You can't tell the difference between ash or cloud they said. Worked out alright for them. Good effort. |
What did you mean by all that? Are you criticising them or congratulating them?
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Originally Posted by readywhenreaching
(Post 8500996)
australian BOM:
http://i.imgur.com/B0OdsQP.jpg All but gone now Darwin Airport flights expected to resume | News.com.au FLIGHTS to and from Darwin are expected to resume on Sunday http://i.imgur.com/g0X2o3t.jpg |
at least 5 flights currently converging on DRW |
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