Kind of interesting. No idea what kind of aircraft, but must be commercial. Looks like coming in off the Bay.
Probably some Nigels.
http://www.independent.ie/videos/irish- ... 69668.html
Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
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Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
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CFM Symphony
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Re: Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
It's an Airbus. That's all I can tell you.
Re: Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
Back in the 1980s I flew in and out of Dublin about 10 times a year via LHR on Aer Lingus 737s, a number of times we landed in fog that bad or worse....I remember one time , I was in 2F....looking out the window and I wasn't able to see the ground until 4-5 seconds before feeling the wheels touchdown...it was impressive.
Re: Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
"Stunning results"? Really. What a rubbish headline. LVP (Low Visibility Procedures i.e.. CatII/III) does not produce stunning looks on these Airbus pilots faces upon landing. Not even the uninformed SLF should be stunned. Impressed? OK, maybe I buy that but the only thing stunned (vs stunning 
) is this reporters headline.
) is this reporters headline.
Re: Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
So that's 200 / 1/2. Hmmmm. Quite a difference from 400 and 5.
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shamrock104
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Re: Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
Fond memories of this airport where I did my first Solo.
Re: Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
Ya, I love the place, went to Trinity, lived in Dublin five years and two in Galway. There's a great Patrick Kielty standup vid about Osama bin Laden boarding a flight in Dublin and its not far off.
Good judgment comes from experience. Experience often comes from bad judgment.
Re: Something on a low ceiling approach into Dublin
Not a approach,but for me this is my favorite takeoff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9IhQxmt08U
