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April 28th 10, 05:49 PM
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Where has all that deadly Volcanic Ash gone?
Okay I know the winds changed but that killer dust is still out there.
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April 28th 10, 08:21 PM
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Where has all that deadly Volcanic Ash gone?
On 28/04/2010 17:49, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
Okay I know the winds changed but that killer dust is still out there. Shush! and do not look under the rugs in Turmenistan. |
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April 28th 10, 08:52 PM
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Where has all that deadly Volcanic Ash gone?
On Apr 28, 8:21*pm, PJ wrote:
On 28/04/2010 17:49, Lawrence Jenkins wrote: Okay I know the winds changed but that killer dust is still out there. Shush! and do not look under the rugs in Turmenistan. Unfortunately, the winds are forecast to blow from the direction of Iceland again early next week. If the Eyjafjallajokull eruptions strengthen again; "I see trouble ahead..........." NATS (The air authority people, not the daft one) will already be having kittens. |
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April 28th 10, 08:59 PM
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Where has all that deadly Volcanic Ash gone?
winds were still blowing from the NW when the ban was lifted.
it was the amount of ash that was the problem.no one knew its effect. you ****ing **** get your facts straight. charlatan Dawlish wrote: Unfortunately, the winds are forecast to blow from the direction of Iceland again early next week. If the Eyjafjallajokull eruptions strengthen again; "I see trouble ahead..........." NATS (The air authority people, not the daft one) will already be having kittens. |
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April 28th 10, 09:42 PM
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Where has all that deadly Volcanic Ash gone?
On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 17:49:05 +0100, "Lawrence Jenkins"
wrote: Okay I know the winds changed but that killer dust is still out there. it is now affecting airspace in Iceland as Icelandair is using Glasgow Airport as its hub.The plume seems to be over Kevlavik. They were due to revert back yesterday but are using GLA again tonight with flights in from Europe and going out to USA Elma in renfrewshire |
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April 29th 10, 05:16 PM
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Where has all that deadly Volcanic Ash gone?
Elizabeth Richmond wrote:
On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 17:49:05 +0100, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote: Okay I know the winds changed but that killer dust is still out there. it is now affecting airspace in Iceland as Icelandair is using Glasgow Airport as its hub.The plume seems to be over Kevlavik. They were due to revert back yesterday but are using GLA again tonight with flights in from Europe and going out to USA UKMO has contours of the current threat. It has quietened down a lot over the past couple of weeks. Presumably having melted the nearby ice so much less explosive activity at the vent now. http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/aviation...aacuk_vag.html As you say at present it is mostly Icelandic airspace affected and it is not longer going quite so high. Todays charts: http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/aviation...1272540418.png Regards, Martin Brown |
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