what was that
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what was that
I am currently at work (Melbourn just north of Royston) and popped out the door of the building.
Just as I am popping out I see a wide bodied aircraft (Boeing 767 size) about 200 to 400 feet above (looks closer due to the size) coming straight towards me travelling north.
I just thought to myself 'what the f*** is that doing there ?
All I remember is the nav lights looking really bright against the darkening sky.
I know the aircraft is out of place as Melbourn is not a normal flight path for Stansted airport.
The aircraft then turned to the east (assuming some emergency to get back to Stansted airport.
Has anyone heard of anything ?
It happened about 4.30pm
Just as I am popping out I see a wide bodied aircraft (Boeing 767 size) about 200 to 400 feet above (looks closer due to the size) coming straight towards me travelling north.
I just thought to myself 'what the f*** is that doing there ?
All I remember is the nav lights looking really bright against the darkening sky.
I know the aircraft is out of place as Melbourn is not a normal flight path for Stansted airport.
The aircraft then turned to the east (assuming some emergency to get back to Stansted airport.
Has anyone heard of anything ?
It happened about 4.30pm
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Was it on descent or climb out? Travelling north would imply the later.
It would have crossed the airport threshold at only slightly less than 2-400 feet. Royston is 20 miles from STN (the closest).
It would have crossed the airport threshold at only slightly less than 2-400 feet. Royston is 20 miles from STN (the closest).
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Ah ok thanks. Looked bigger than a 737 and lower than that
[he points to some plastic cows on the table]
Father Ted: are very small; those
[pointing at some cows out of the window]
Father Ted: are far away...