Heathrow flightpath on a Friday afternoon
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Heathrow flightpath on a Friday afternoon
I live right under the Heathrow flightpath and am accustomed to (indeed enjoy) aircraft flying over me at least every couple of minutes when I'm at home.
This afternoon though I went to sit in the sun in the park after work and noticed for the first time that none were passing over... Not one in over two hours (6-8pm). A couple in cruise way up high but none on approach as is normally the case.
Anyone got any idea why? I am 14 miles due east of Heathrow.
Just curious... I normally enjoy lying in the sun watching them come over nice and low.
Cheers all
This afternoon though I went to sit in the sun in the park after work and noticed for the first time that none were passing over... Not one in over two hours (6-8pm). A couple in cruise way up high but none on approach as is normally the case.
Anyone got any idea why? I am 14 miles due east of Heathrow.
Just curious... I normally enjoy lying in the sun watching them come over nice and low.
Cheers all
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The chances are that the wind switched round and LHR was, therefore, on a different runway to what you are used to.
Have a look at this site and have a look at the activities for the day in question.
Heathrow WebTrak
Also grab yourself a copy of Stanley Stewart's "Flying The Big Jets". It's a really good read.
Have a look at this site and have a look at the activities for the day in question.
Heathrow WebTrak
Also grab yourself a copy of Stanley Stewart's "Flying The Big Jets". It's a really good read.