Abnormalities in BRU-ANR-CRL-LGG-OST in 2017

[luchtzak]

No evacuation here (500m further) but according to Twitter police-checkpoints at every intersection in a 5km perimeter.

Belgocontrol tweets all back to normal at Antwerp airport.

[luchtzak]

Flight to Nador will leave at 1730 Utc+1, airport open again, Antwerp airport announced.

[FLYAIR10]

light to Nador will leave at 1730 Utc+1, airport open again, Antwerp airport announced.

As per ANR's website ,returning Nador flight will still come into ANR today (ETA23.55). I.e. after normal curfew.
So,the airport will exceptionally stay open longer then?

I happended to be near the airport this afternoon just after closing of the airport 'perimeter' by the police.
Quite an impressive deployment of Red cross,Police,Dovo,even Civil Protection. Counted at least
15 ambulances standing by , coming from allover the province of Antwerp . The BRC even set up a complete tent. I understood the 'Medical evacuation plan' was put in motion.

The Nador flight eventually left at around 17.40 after another full 'check bagage' at the outside of the plane.
(of some 90 passengers)

Grtz.

[Passenger]

As per ANR's website ,returning Nador flight will still come into ANR today (ETA23.55). I.e. after normal curfew. So,the airport will exceptionally stay open longer then?

Info on Antwerp-Airport.be:

Opening hours: Every day from 06.30 till 23.00 local time. Extension possible if=
- the airport management has given its consent;
- the staff present is paid in the sum of 750.00 Euro per hour or per started hour (excl. VAT);
- a written request submitted at 12.00 the previous day at the latest.

(that last requirement wasn't possible thoughà
http://antwerp-airport.be/contentpage_e ... he_ligging

[Passenger]

ANR: outgoing TB2223 (TUI/Jetairfly OO-JEM) Antwerp-Nador is delayed.

Apparently "bomb alert" at a luggage scanner. Full alert at the airport...

Edit : aircraft is OO-JEB (not OO-JEM).
https://www.flightradar24.com/reg/oo-jeb

[DIBO]

So,the airport will exceptionally stay open longer then?

This has happened before on several occasions for the Jetair/TUI flights, but most of the time, it was less than half an hour 'overtime'.

[Passenger]

ETA OO-JEB TB-2224 now is 23h48 local.

[convair]

Opening hours: Every day from 06.30 till 23.00 local time. Extension possible if=
- the airport management has given its consent;
- the staff present is paid in the sum of 750.00 Euro per hour or per started hour (excl. VAT);
- a written request submitted at 12.00 the previous day at the latest.

750.00 € per hour!!?? For how many people?

[Passenger]

Local press about the incident at ANR - an alert at the hand luggage safety check:

http://atv.be/nieuws/video-geen-explosi ... urne-40014

http://www.gva.be/cnt/dmf20170131_02704 ... hte-bagage

[DIBO]

750.00 € per hour!!?? For how many people?

In fact the current rate is 1500€/hour, for ATC, Fire Brigade, Airport Inspection, Airport security, and for a non-EU flight Custom & Imigration, which quickly gets you to 10+ persons & equipment. But delayed scheduled flights are exempted from this fee.

[convair]

750.00 € per hour!!?? For how many people?

In fact the current rate is 1500€/hour, for ATC, Fire Brigade, Airport Inspection, Airport security, and for a non-EU flight Custom & Imigration, which quickly gets you to 10+ persons & equipment. But delayed scheduled flights are exempted from this fee.

Understood. Thanks DIBO!

[nordikcam]

February as January with Long Haul cancellations for SN. In January it was North Atlantic...but in February Africa is back....the winner of today Luanda Kinshasa ! If SN is credible on short and medium haul...absolutely no credible on Long Haul ! Sad !

[AirOpinion]

Lad, SN359 is where it belongs, in the air...
https://www.flightradar24.com/BEL359/c5ee114

[nordikcam]

Lad, SN359 is where it belongs, in the air...
https://www.flightradar24.com/BEL359/c5ee114

Happy to see or better to know that. Thx for info...but it means BRU website is not reliable !

[Passenger]

For those who like to point to the "massive cancellations" on transatlantic flights during this low season: Brussels Airlines' SN-501 to JFK from next Tuesday (7 Febr) is not cancelled. It's just "not operational". So no stranded passengers - unless someone whows up without a confirmed booking.

[nordikcam]

For those who like to point to the "massive cancellations" on transatlantic flights during this low season: Brussels Airlines' SN-501 to JFK from next Tuesday (7 Febr) is not cancelled. It's just "not operational". So no stranded passengers - unless someone whows up without a confirmed booking.

No no...I do not like to point. I only point...! I fly SN on short...never on Africa and NA flight and I know the're no flight on some tuesday or wednesday to JFK...during winter. Thx for showing me the way...

[nordikcam]

For those who like to point to the "massive cancellations" on transatlantic flights during this low season: Brussels Airlines' SN-501 to JFK from next Tuesday (7 Febr) is not cancelled. It's just "not operational". So no stranded passengers - unless someone whows up without a confirmed booking.

No no...I do not like to point. I only point...! I fly SN on short...never on Africa and NA flight and I know the're no flight on some tuesday or wednesday to JFK...during winter. Thx for showing me the way... !
And flying more or less 50 intercontinental flights a year...I know the difference between " cancel " and " no flight ".

[Boeing767copilot]

Air Canada flight grounded because of damage to wheels prior to takeoff

Flight AC833, an Airbus A330 with 179 passengers, was due to fly Sunday from Brussels to Montreal


http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/ ... -1.3968073

[luchtzak]

Air Canada flight grounded because of damage to wheels prior to takeoff

Flight AC833, an Airbus A330 with 179 passengers, was due to fly Sunday from Brussels to Montreal


http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/ ... -1.3968073

Their pic is closer

https://www.aviation24.be/airports/brussel ... s-airport/

[Passenger]

Not that it matters that much, but some say that burst tyres were the reason for the aborted take off, and others say that the tyres only bursted after take off roll was aborted:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/ ... -1.3968073
"sustained damage to its wheels while preparing to depart from Brussels Airport".

https://www.aviation24.be/airports/brussel ... s-airport/
"...This morning AC833 rejected its take-off while building up speed on runway 07R. During the rejected take-off a tire was burst on the right hand side..."

http://avherald.com/h?article=4a48146a&opt=0
"... was accelerating for takeoff when the crew rejected takeoff at high speed (about 90 knots over ground). The aircraft slowed safely and vacated the runway before becoming disabled after a number of right hand main tyres deflated. The reason for the rejected takeoff is unknown. The airline reported the aircraft sustained damage to its wheels when it rejected takeoff..."