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Current EDDF Flight Restrictions

Last post 08-24-2008, 8:46 PM by Ian S. Crawford. 2 replies.
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  •  08-18-2008, 2:14 PM 16747

    Current EDDF Flight Restrictions

    Good Day everyone,

          Due to conflicts and weather conditions throughout the world, the following flight restrictions are put in place until further notice.

    1) All flights flying into the South Florida, USA area are temporarily suspended to due to the impending arrival of tropical storm/hurricane Fay into the region. All flights departing for Frankfurt are to be flown as scheduled until the arrival of the storm. All aircraft unable to fly scheduled routes are requested to fly to any mainland USA Westwind hub, preferably KCVG, KIAD, or KDFW. This is a one-time only restriction and will expire at 1200z on 20 August, 2008.

    2) Due to security concerns in the area over South Ossetia, all passenger flights to Tbilsi, Georgia are suspended until further notice. Cargo operations to the region out of Frankfurt will not be affected, but pilots are urged to monitor the situation.

    3) The previous flight restriction to Belarus/Belorussia is now lifted. All flights to Minsk are to resume their normal schedules within 48 hours.

     

         
     


    Ian S. Crawford
    WWA 752, CYYZ
    VP Director of Cargo Operations, Europe
    AOPA # 05034673
  •  08-21-2008, 11:12 AM 16811 in reply to 16747

    Re: Current EDDF Flight Restrictions

    Hi Ian

    thx for the information,

    nice flights

    wwa1064   Klaus


    Klaus Huff
    WWA1064-EDDF
  •  08-24-2008, 8:46 PM 16924 in reply to 16811

    Re: Current EDDF Flight Restrictions

    Good Day everyone,

          Just to let you know, I plan on making this a common feature in the forum. The biggest thing is that none of the flight restrictions are or will be politically based, just during periods of heavy civil unrest or when any airline would not send their planes in. Of course, weather is a big decision maker as well. If anyone tried to land during a hurricane, well, in addition to possibly exceeding any aircraft wind component, the passengers might complain about the ride in. Geeked

     Safe Flying everyone.


    Ian S. Crawford
    WWA 752, CYYZ
    VP Director of Cargo Operations, Europe
    AOPA # 05034673
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