On second thoughts it could be anything, they've stuck it out in the middle of nowhere now it's landed.
EDIT : Ignore that, it was flight radar messing up. back on the taxi way now.
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Or a brawl. Mind you it is flying out from New Castle!Originally posted by DaveB View PostI'd guess medical emergency on board. If it was in danger of falling out of the sky there are a few places it could have landed by now.
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I'd guess medical emergency on board. If it was in danger of falling out of the sky there are a few places it could have landed by now.Originally posted by malvolio View PostIt's squawked 7700, which is the short code for an emergency (7500 is hijack, 7600 is no radios). Looks like it's heading for Gatwick
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It's squawked 7700, which is the short code for an emergency (7500 is hijack, 7600 is no radios). Looks like it's heading for Gatwick
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Ostend, rather!Originally posted by GlenW View PostLooks like it is going to Gatwick.
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FTFYOriginally posted by GlenW View PostSome pleb will have tried to serve nuts in a bag to a Geordie
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