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Originally posted by screaming_emuEh, if the weather is nice enough you dont always have to be lined up on the runway miles away.Inactive from May 1 2009.
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Originally posted by MaxPowerMaybe it was an aborted approach, and got a rapid change approven permit to land on 11-29..
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Originally posted by screaming_emuPossible, but I'd say they were planning on approaching that way. Whenever you do an approach in an airliner you need to brief the approach, even if its a visual. This takes a couple minutes and I doubt the pilots would risk making the approach unstable by going rapidly from a missed approah to a landing on another runway. Not saying that's not what happened, just probably not.Inactive from May 1 2009.
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A) I thought they fly in from the north to land on 29.
B) If you can see, The second plane for langing is doing a go around or it is landing on the same runway as that ERJ.
EDIT I second that. The ERJ wasnt as close to 4R as that other plane which im trying to Identify
ERJ=BTA2882
2nd Aircraft is A319=NW 198**
**disappeared off the radar before landing
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Originally posted by c0exIf you can see, The second (A319) plane for langing is doing a go around or it is landing on the same runway as that ERJ.
Whats up with the go-arounds, Could something had blocked the runway? I can see the A319 must have been atleast 1000ft away from the runway till it decided to follow the ERJ ?Inactive from May 1 2009.
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