Manchester: General Airport Discussions & Updates

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No plans to demolish Olympic House. It’s the airports offices. Da management.

No…the black tower block…sorry I can only describe it as this.
There are two tower blocks, one with the old tower on top and the one directly next door…I was wondering if both of these blocks will be demolished?
 
No…the black tower block…sorry I can only describe it as this.
There are two tower blocks, one with the old tower on top and the one directly next door…I was wondering if both of these blocks will be demolished?
Ah gotcha. . They're actually attached to each other. In theory both should go, but again the future of T1s infrastructure gets more ambiguous as time passes.
 
Would anyone have any idea as to why there is a huge issue with OTP on the same flights every day? Etihad, Gulf, Qatar, Emirates, and EgyptAir, to name a few, all seem to have frequent delays, whereas some transatlantic flights and Hainan seem to do a lot better.
 
Why is it easyjet always seem to be the first to cancel in situations like this?
 
Quite right. If you look at my daily log, for Sunday, you will notice that EZY appeared to cancel 73 flights, against Jet2 with 5 and TUI just 3. I accept that there may be errors in my analysis of the FR24/Flightaware data, but it can't be too far out.
 
Would anyone have any idea as to why there is a huge issue with OTP on the same flights every day? Etihad, Gulf, Qatar, Emirates, and EgyptAir, to name a few, all seem to have frequent delays, whereas some transatlantic flights and Hainan seem to do a lot better.

I have noticed this on FR24...I can only assume ATC restrictions (slots) / weather related en route...from what I can tell, ground ops are usually completed on time, so all passengers are on board, just a case of waiting...
 

“With our long-term aircraft delivery stream in mind, the Group acquired additional premises at Manchester Airport to build a second aircraft maintenance facility which is expected to be operational from late 2025. This property, which is located next to our existing facility, gives us the opportunity to further build our base maintenance capability and support our growing aircraft fleet over the coming decade”
 

“With our long-term aircraft delivery stream in mind, the Group acquired additional premises at Manchester Airport to build a second aircraft maintenance facility which is expected to be operational from late 2025. This property, which is located next to our existing facility, gives us the opportunity to further build our base maintenance capability and support our growing aircraft fleet over the coming decade”
So, I assume that's the Air Livery unit.
 
I've only seen one short clip of the incident and I thought there wasn't enough footage to make any judgement. The footage I saw also appeared to have a break in the footage.

It is likely the police officers had a personal camera and the airport Ports Unit were almost sure to have been covering the incident in the run-up, during and after the incident providing the continuity required to fully understand what really happened.

I'm out of the UK at the moment so I don't know what has happened following this. If the case has been forwarded to the crown prosecution it maybe best if we leave it undiscussed.
 

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For some weird reason, my days off work tend to involve being out of my flat by 5am and not getting back until 10pm. Back to work and the regular "fix" of 7.40am to 7.15pm hours
Heatwave Mk2 next week?
Some explosive weather build-ups currently in the North of England. What is it like where you are?
LBA: B737-300 G-GDFK empty down to Paris at 16:15 to operate the return LS268 back to Leeds 20:00 ETA where it will then operate the delayed LS265 to Malaga 20:40ETD
LBA: Albastar B737-800 EC-MUB positioning in tommorow afternoon from Gatwick 15:45 to operate a charter to Lourdes/Tarbes on Friday afternoon 14:00 AP7721 STC
I don't believe I am quite covering enough roles at work. Its now 4 on a bad day, 5 on a good day and there is scope for a 6th and 7th role. Still on minimum pay but had the biggest payrise in the company,

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