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EHAM 07-01-2008
AMS could see some flight diversions on 7, 14 and 17/18 January 2008 as British Airports Authority staff strike action is set to hit hundreds of flights.
Strike action at BAA airports on 7, 14 and 17 January 2008 may affect hundreds of flights and many thousands of passengers.
The BAA runs seven UK airports - Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Southampton, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen.
By far the busiest and biggest of the airports is Heathrow in west London where British Airways alone would operate about 550 arriving and departing flights a day in January.
All told, Heathrow handles around 1,350 flights a day, with enticing long-haul destinations such as the Caribbean, Australasia and South Africa particularly popular for holidaymakers wanting to escape the dark and cold of January in the UK.
The second-biggest UK airport for BAA is Gatwick in West Sussex. Gatwick is scheduled to handle 87,000 passengers on 682 flights on January 7 which is the first of the planned strike days.
On the second strike day of January 14 Gatwick would handle 82,000 passengers on 646 flights, with 80,000 passengers due to pass through the airport on January 17 when 628 flights are planned, and 650 flights and 78,000 passengers due on January 18..
The third of the BAA London airports is Stansted in Essex which on a typical January day will handle around 50,000 to 60,000 passengers.
Both Glasgow and Edinburgh airports in Scotland are likely to handle around 20,000 passengers on the strike days.
Around 5,000 a day are likely to travel to and from Aberdeen airport which would typically handle around 220 flights a day in January, including trips to off-shore installations.
A British Airways spokesman said today: "For the sake of our customers and all customers using the airport, we would urge all the parties involved to keep talking and come to a sensible solution.
"We are speaking to BAA to understand its operational contingency plans if industrial action goes ahead."
Frances Tuke, of travel association Abta said: "Although mid-January is one of the quietest periods of the year for holidays, the major airports are still pretty busy and plenty of people are due to fly off abroad.
"We will be working with airlines and with the Federation of Tour Operators to ensure that we can get people away."
She went on: "It could be that not all BAA staff will go on strike and I am sure that BAA will have contingency plans.
"Also, other non-BAA airports such as Luton, Birmingham and Manchester may be able to help out. It would make sense for affected airlines to negotiate with these airports."
Strike action at BAA airports on 7, 14 and 17 January 2008 may affect hundreds of flights and many thousands of passengers.
The BAA runs seven UK airports - Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Southampton, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen.
By far the busiest and biggest of the airports is Heathrow in west London where British Airways alone would operate about 550 arriving and departing flights a day in January.
All told, Heathrow handles around 1,350 flights a day, with enticing long-haul destinations such as the Caribbean, Australasia and South Africa particularly popular for holidaymakers wanting to escape the dark and cold of January in the UK.
The second-biggest UK airport for BAA is Gatwick in West Sussex. Gatwick is scheduled to handle 87,000 passengers on 682 flights on January 7 which is the first of the planned strike days.
On the second strike day of January 14 Gatwick would handle 82,000 passengers on 646 flights, with 80,000 passengers due to pass through the airport on January 17 when 628 flights are planned, and 650 flights and 78,000 passengers due on January 18..
The third of the BAA London airports is Stansted in Essex which on a typical January day will handle around 50,000 to 60,000 passengers.
Both Glasgow and Edinburgh airports in Scotland are likely to handle around 20,000 passengers on the strike days.
Around 5,000 a day are likely to travel to and from Aberdeen airport which would typically handle around 220 flights a day in January, including trips to off-shore installations.
A British Airways spokesman said today: "For the sake of our customers and all customers using the airport, we would urge all the parties involved to keep talking and come to a sensible solution.
"We are speaking to BAA to understand its operational contingency plans if industrial action goes ahead."
Frances Tuke, of travel association Abta said: "Although mid-January is one of the quietest periods of the year for holidays, the major airports are still pretty busy and plenty of people are due to fly off abroad.
"We will be working with airlines and with the Federation of Tour Operators to ensure that we can get people away."
She went on: "It could be that not all BAA staff will go on strike and I am sure that BAA will have contingency plans.
"Also, other non-BAA airports such as Luton, Birmingham and Manchester may be able to help out. It would make sense for affected airlines to negotiate with these airports."
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Re: EHAM 07-01-2008
According to this article on nu.nl the strikes have been cancelledXYZ wrote:AMS could see some flight diversions on 7, 14 and 17/18 January 2008 as British Airports Authority staff strike action is set to hit hundreds of flights.
Grtz, John
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Goodday all,
Already in the CISS for tomorrow:
LCC flights
08.20-08.55 NB OY-MLW
13.50-14.20 NB OY-MRR
19.50-20.20 NB OY-SED
21.15-21.45 NB OY-SEB
Scheduled flights
Northwest Airlines
05.55 N809NW
06.00 N806NW
06.30 N804NW
06.40 N535US
06.55 N859NW
07.35 N819NW
07.40 N858NW
08.10 N801NW
09.00 N802NW
11.00 N538US
11.05 N857NW
11.20 N546US
12.40 N820NW
Charter flights
13.20 NW N623US
18.25 4R D-AHIC
Cargo flights
02.30 CZ 74Y
08.20 GTI N528MC
08.45 RUN ABX
08.50 SQ 74Y
13.00 WLX LX-WAO
18.00 EK OO-THB
22.05 WTA N527MC
Grtz,
Already in the CISS for tomorrow:
LCC flights
08.20-08.55 NB OY-MLW
13.50-14.20 NB OY-MRR
19.50-20.20 NB OY-SED
21.15-21.45 NB OY-SEB
Scheduled flights
Northwest Airlines
05.55 N809NW
06.00 N806NW
06.30 N804NW
06.40 N535US
06.55 N859NW
07.35 N819NW
07.40 N858NW
08.10 N801NW
09.00 N802NW
11.00 N538US
11.05 N857NW
11.20 N546US
12.40 N820NW
Charter flights
13.20 NW N623US
18.25 4R D-AHIC
Cargo flights
02.30 CZ 74Y
08.20 GTI N528MC
08.45 RUN ABX
08.50 SQ 74Y
13.00 WLX LX-WAO
18.00 EK OO-THB
22.05 WTA N527MC
Grtz,
As a result of the political turmoil in Kenya and a resulting shortage of aviation fuel in East Africa KLM has to re-route its flights to both Entebbe and Nairobi. These flights make an additional stop in Tanzania for fuel (EBB) or a change of crew (NBO).
- 05:30 KL 0566 Nairobi Expected 08:00 B747-400
05:30 KL 0566 Dar Es Salaam Expected 08:00 B747-400
- 05:40 KL 0562 Entebbe Expected 07:40 A330-200
05:40 KL 0562 Kilimanjaro Expected 07:40 A330-200
- 07:15 KL 0567 Kilimanjaro Expected 07:15 MD-11
07:15 KL 0567 Dar Es Salaam Expected 07:15 MD-11
- 05:30 KL 0566 Nairobi Expected 08:00 B747-400
05:30 KL 0566 Dar Es Salaam Expected 08:00 B747-400
- 05:40 KL 0562 Entebbe Expected 07:40 A330-200
05:40 KL 0562 Kilimanjaro Expected 07:40 A330-200
- 07:15 KL 0567 Kilimanjaro Expected 07:15 MD-11
07:15 KL 0567 Dar Es Salaam Expected 07:15 MD-11
Very goodmorning,
Scheduled International Airlines:
CO070/071 08:15-13:25 EWR N, CO058/059 08:00-09:30 IAH N and CO046/047 11:40-13:40 IAH N.
DL080/081 07:30-09:20 JFK N187DN and DL038/039 08:10-10:10 ATL N1609.
UA946/947 07:15-12:20 LAX IAD N223UA and UA908/909 09:10-10:55 DEN ORD N659UA.
CI0065/066 09:00-14:25 TPE BKK B18212.
CX271/270 10:10C-13:10 HKG B-HXL, this one isn't often @ EHAM I think?.
MH0016/0017 05:55-12:00 KUL 9M-MPI.
SQ324/323 06:45-11:15 SIN 9V-SVM.
Other flights:
IR -> 10:25C/12:00C AB6, yesterdays flight.
NE -> 08:10 OM-NGN, 08:25 OM-NGH, 20:40 OM-NGL, 20:50 OM-NGF
A9 -> 08:21C 4L-TGT
VY -> 08:40 EC-KEZ, 09:20 EC-JGM, 11:10 EC-JPL, 13:30 EC-IZD, 20:25 EC-JPL
AF -> 08:52C F-GPXC
XG -> 09:05 EC-GRE, 19:55 EC-KDT, 21:15 EC-GRE
JP -> 09:15 CRJ
PS -> 09:19C UR-GAR
IB -> 09:20 EC-FOF M88, 11:25 EC-HDT, IB -> 13:20 EC-JEN CR2
OS -> 09:20 OE-LDC, 15:55 OE-LVN, 19:25 OE-LVL, 22:10 OE-LVN
BE -> 09:45 E90
FB -> 09:45C LZ-BOW
LH -> 09:50 D-AIRU 321
OU -> 10:30 9A-CTJ
TP -> 11:35 CS-TTC, 13:35 CS-TPF, 18:25 CS-TJG
OA -> 11:45 320
AT -> 12:25 CN-RNK
LY -> 12:40 4X-EAE
NW -> N623US now 13:13C.
RJ -> 15:50 320
JL -> 17:35 JA704J
4R -> times now 14:30C-15:10 with D-AHIC parking B14 FAO-AMS-FRA.
LX -> 19:10 HB-IOH 321
MA -> 19:45 738
OHY -> 21:15 321
AY -> 21:40 E70
Cargo:
CZ -> 04:23A B2473
IJ -> 06:46C B2429
JI -> 08:00 B2440
RUN -> 08:45 cancelled
LY -> 09:35 4X-AXF
SQ -> mentioned SQ by Dutchbird not in the CISS anymore.
3V -> 13:20C OO-TZA
GTI -> N528MC now 09:20C
SWN -> 21:30 ATP
WTA -> 22:05 now 07:20C the 8th N527MC
BCS -> 22:30 BRU 75F
Departure after nightstop:
CS-TNG, D-AIQC, OO-VLJ, G-GFFA, SE-DIS, D-ACKI, G-DBCH, I-BIKU, TC-TJA, OE-LNM, HB-IPY, G-EUPE, OH-LEL, SP-LID, EC-JRE and D-ABBE.
Runway:
Inbound: 18R
Outbound: 24
Groeten Martijn, last update 06:40.
Scheduled International Airlines:
CO070/071 08:15-13:25 EWR N, CO058/059 08:00-09:30 IAH N and CO046/047 11:40-13:40 IAH N.
DL080/081 07:30-09:20 JFK N187DN and DL038/039 08:10-10:10 ATL N1609.
UA946/947 07:15-12:20 LAX IAD N223UA and UA908/909 09:10-10:55 DEN ORD N659UA.
CI0065/066 09:00-14:25 TPE BKK B18212.
CX271/270 10:10C-13:10 HKG B-HXL, this one isn't often @ EHAM I think?.
MH0016/0017 05:55-12:00 KUL 9M-MPI.
SQ324/323 06:45-11:15 SIN 9V-SVM.
Other flights:
IR -> 10:25C/12:00C AB6, yesterdays flight.
NE -> 08:10 OM-NGN, 08:25 OM-NGH, 20:40 OM-NGL, 20:50 OM-NGF
A9 -> 08:21C 4L-TGT
VY -> 08:40 EC-KEZ, 09:20 EC-JGM, 11:10 EC-JPL, 13:30 EC-IZD, 20:25 EC-JPL
AF -> 08:52C F-GPXC
XG -> 09:05 EC-GRE, 19:55 EC-KDT, 21:15 EC-GRE
JP -> 09:15 CRJ
PS -> 09:19C UR-GAR
IB -> 09:20 EC-FOF M88, 11:25 EC-HDT, IB -> 13:20 EC-JEN CR2
OS -> 09:20 OE-LDC, 15:55 OE-LVN, 19:25 OE-LVL, 22:10 OE-LVN
BE -> 09:45 E90
FB -> 09:45C LZ-BOW
LH -> 09:50 D-AIRU 321
OU -> 10:30 9A-CTJ
TP -> 11:35 CS-TTC, 13:35 CS-TPF, 18:25 CS-TJG
OA -> 11:45 320
AT -> 12:25 CN-RNK
LY -> 12:40 4X-EAE
NW -> N623US now 13:13C.
RJ -> 15:50 320
JL -> 17:35 JA704J
4R -> times now 14:30C-15:10 with D-AHIC parking B14 FAO-AMS-FRA.
LX -> 19:10 HB-IOH 321
MA -> 19:45 738
OHY -> 21:15 321
AY -> 21:40 E70
Cargo:
CZ -> 04:23A B2473
IJ -> 06:46C B2429
JI -> 08:00 B2440
RUN -> 08:45 cancelled
LY -> 09:35 4X-AXF
SQ -> mentioned SQ by Dutchbird not in the CISS anymore.
3V -> 13:20C OO-TZA
GTI -> N528MC now 09:20C
SWN -> 21:30 ATP
WTA -> 22:05 now 07:20C the 8th N527MC
BCS -> 22:30 BRU 75F
Departure after nightstop:
CS-TNG, D-AIQC, OO-VLJ, G-GFFA, SE-DIS, D-ACKI, G-DBCH, I-BIKU, TC-TJA, OE-LNM, HB-IPY, G-EUPE, OH-LEL, SP-LID, EC-JRE and D-ABBE.
Runway:
Inbound: 18R
Outbound: 24
Groeten Martijn, last update 06:40.
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Bokkum
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Morning,
SPL-East at 07.45Lt:
CS-DRZ Hs125
CS-DRL Hs125
TC-FIN Hs125
N514MM IAI 1125, left 08.05 to OSL
N702GH Gulf. 4, ETD 08.00? to LTN
N131EP Fa2000
...and locals PH-MNZ, -CGC, -CGN, -CHT, -JNX, -ILA, -ILI, -ILZ, -SOX, -SOL
Ce560XL PH-ANO arr 08.25 from THF
SPL-Centrum:
08.59 EI 320 EI-DVF
10.07 SU 321 VP-BQR
10.55 TK 332 TC-JNC
SPL-East at 07.45Lt:
CS-DRZ Hs125
CS-DRL Hs125
TC-FIN Hs125
N514MM IAI 1125, left 08.05 to OSL
N702GH Gulf. 4, ETD 08.00? to LTN
N131EP Fa2000
...and locals PH-MNZ, -CGC, -CGN, -CHT, -JNX, -ILA, -ILI, -ILZ, -SOX, -SOL
Ce560XL PH-ANO arr 08.25 from THF
SPL-Centrum:
08.59 EI 320 EI-DVF
10.07 SU 321 VP-BQR
10.55 TK 332 TC-JNC
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Numbercruncher
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Good mornin',
Incoming around that time was G-PWNS CitationJet.
Incoming around the same time was a 737 in Basic ATA (former American Trans Air)-c/s. Anyone any clues?
Regards,
Robert W
Still there @ 0915. Gulf was gone...Bokkum wrote: CS-DRZ Hs125
CS-DRL Hs125
TC-FIN Hs125
N131EP Fa2000
Incoming around that time was G-PWNS CitationJet.
Incoming around the same time was a 737 in Basic ATA (former American Trans Air)-c/s. Anyone any clues?
Regards,
Robert W
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