Flightradar Storm Isha part 2

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Dublin to Edinburgh has landed

The man who owns Ryanair is a money grabbing asshole so I can see him not wanting to miss out or pay any comps/fees. I don’t think Ryanair at the best for their safety before finance packages.

Dublin 2 landed

Shannon looks like it’s climbing and diverting. Another for cologne?

Kittila is on approach to Stansted now

Late to watching the latest on FR24 …… because I’ve just flown up to Aberdeen from Heathrow. Down in a one-r, very firm landing! Shorter than usual routing - straight line north - 90 mins late departing, 60 mins late arriving!

Shannon going round again? Third time lucky?

So, now will the Stansted one land?

Antalya - Manchester is off to Lyon

Think you might be right

If I were on that Dublin to Edinburgh flight that just landed, I'd be very grateful not to have been on the one that departed half an hour before and is now level with Lincolnshire over the North Sea: RYR30BT

Standsted one is climbing again! What a shame for everyone travelling and all the people working through this all

oh! RYR30BT from Dublin is off to Cologne too, to meet up with its mates from Tenerife who also expected to be in Edinburgh tonight.

Cologne is the new Edinburgh

Shannon also seems to have given up on giving Edinburgh a try too

Tenerife -LGW about to land at Stansted

🤣😱 god I feel for all the passengers.

Where is that N/A one inbound from Cyprus going that's over the Forth just now? Guesses?

What is the number of Shannon?

Ish …. Many Ryanair aircraft have steps fitted internally, just under main cabin door (look a bit like your loft ladder!). This means you don’t need airbridge or the wheeled steps brought to the aircraft. Airports & their ground handling agents will have wind limits for use of wheeled steps … if you don’t need steps because you’ve got your own, it’s one less thing to worry about.

Stansted about to be very busy. Kittila and then Marrakesh Gatwick flights about to land any minute.

That's shocking.
Many decades ago, a Passenger ship, the Princess Victoria {Jan 31st, 1953} sailed into the teeth of an horrendous storm - Between Stranraer and Larne.
The Poor souls aboard, No women or children survived, only young, fit men.

Risks should not be taken for profits.

FR3598

Shannon is FR3598

Is that gran canaria to lgw ever giving up??

Stansted to Edinburgh just missed by the looks of things and is going around again.