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Positioning maybe, that wouldn't count as pax would it and the tower is manned anyway.
'Personned!!!'
Positioning maybe, that wouldn't count as pax would it and the tower is manned anyway.
There has been talk of the aircraft not being loaded correctly. C of G being in the 'wrong' place could cause a heavy landing.
Wonder if they managed to get the mail off yet?
Is that another one? I know that they lost two there last year.A US MQ-1 drone has crash landed in a field in Niger. Hellfires attached and everything.
Is that another one? I know that they lost two there last year.
Just found it. A "malfunction" claimed in the report - you don't sayYep. I think it was yesterday.
Just found it. A "malfunction" claimed in the report - you don't say
Must be getting a bit expensive - and they are the ones we hear about.
Maybe not for much longer - Digital Tower rumoured to be coming to a London airport this very weekend...'Personned!!!'![]()
I've seen concept videos. Personally I don't like it. From a safety perspective I'd rather a human was present at the airfield. I wonder what the failsafe system is? Be great if the screens go dark with a jet short finals and something untoward occurs. (I have some experience)Maybe not for much longer - Digital Tower rumoured to be coming to a London airport this very weekend...
London City Airport completes key airfield infrastructure projects | Airport Business
Excellent! Digital (or remote) tower is the latest, sexiest thing in ATC. I have worked on 3 different digital tower projects in the past couple of years.Maybe not for much longer - Digital Tower rumoured to be coming to a London airport this very weekend...
London City Airport completes key airfield infrastructure projects | Airport Business
That type has been coming to Doncaster Sheffield for a fair while. Quite rare in these skies.Strange coming out of John Lennon
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Share a squawk, otherwise they'd be garbling (and fruiting).Do they share a transponder?
Share a squawk, otherwise they'd be garbling (and fruiting).
There are two U2's at 60,000 ft over California now for anyone interested.