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There’s a tui flight slid off the runway at Leeds Bradford, these flight trackers are seriously accurate

I don’t know if they’ve always done it, but I only noticed the other day that some of the airport ground vehicles show up like this one at Birmingham airport

I've seen them shown at Gatwick before.


Not related; https://www.businessinsider.com/lufthan ... &r=US&IR=T

Slightly wet alternative: https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/de ... l:FINNPULP

Spotted off Salcombe today. It looked unusual as a ro-ro on a route up the channel and turned out to be doing the Rosslare-Zeebrugge crossing. That’s the Brexit route so the trucks don’t have to drive through the U.K. What a waste.

^ That reminds me, I've seen an Irish Ferries ferry in Dover, haven't looked to see why.

Just had two biplanes fly over but they don't show up on either flight site One flew over in one direction earlier, low and slow and a plenty good enough spot for one day, the two have gone in the opposite direction. Unexpected

Irish Ferries are just another one of the ferry operators which do the Calais-Dover route.

^ Ta.


This is droning away like a muddyfunster; https://www.flightradar24.com/CFC4240/32b3c6c3

and this; https://www.flightradar24.com/RCH155/32b43166

I think we’ve discussed this previously, but it isn’t any less mental

Wow.

Looks like a copper on the way to the donut shop before it closes.

Too cold to try this now, but remember for next summer folks.

My brain aches from the stupidity, even at this distance in space and time.

We are now reporting contrails when we see them as they're setting up modelling to plan flights with minimal contrails.. going to ruin the chemtrails nutters fun!

mik wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2023 11:48 pm Wow.

Far better (and longer) version on the tube.

What’s the clunking sound???

dinny_g wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2023 9:56 pm What’s the clunking sound???

Riddim.