have a beer......










Cluny it is not looking good, i spoke to an american chap in milan his bro. works for th USGS and he had just had a chat with him he said that the ash would not go away until up to 10 days AFTER the eruption has finished which could be a while! realistically best case is the disruption will be weather dependant and intemittant untill it stops erupting worst case no planes this year 





Mayfly wrote:Are you on holiday next week Paul?




Dickon wrote:There has just been at DHL 757 or a 767 flying low of my house heading south, can anyone explain that ?

Cluny wrote:Mayfly wrote:Are you on holiday next week Paul?
Yep , supposed to be plane spotting all week




RLN wrote:Apparently KLM and Lufthansa have sent up test planes and are examining the engines, and Air France could be sending one up later today.



Dangerousdave wrote:Nice to hear those living around the UK's busiest airport, near to one of the world's most popular cities are saying they enjoy the peace, it's lovely.
Well if they want peace and quiet they need to MOVE into the countryside. Although of course, many thousands of people living in areas like Feltham, under the flypath, would probably hear less Heathrow traffic if they all cleared off back to their own countries, the ungrateful bunch!








nice holiday that then!!!
What has the world come to, when the Navy has to be sent out because of of volcanic ash



Xplumberlives wrote:Now they are saying food prices will rocket because of the volcanic ash cloud, any bloody excuse!



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