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Old 22nd Oct 2003, 03:19
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Weather problems at LBA?

Well what went off at LBA today, drove by at 9.0ish and everything was grounded, the local radio said something about 2 hour delays due to frost on the aircraft? well it is the autumn don't all airport get frost from time to time?
 
Old 22nd Oct 2003, 03:38
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Delays this morning were caused by having just 1 working de-icer rig out of the 4 or 5 that Fernley have. After de-icing the KLM the rig then went tech, the rest of the aircraft had to wait for the ice to melt when the sun rose
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Old 22nd Oct 2003, 04:07
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Pathetic! The company should be brought to task over this. LBA now has 15+ based airliners is on a hill and the weather was forcast. The cost to the operators must sureley make it worth purchasing their own rig, maybe Multiflight should buy one! Oh no maybe not, their BBJ will be hangared wont it! Get it sorted LBA make sure this does not happen again!
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This type of situation will get even more interesting when the planned EU delay compensation payments to airline passengers kicks in next year!
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I seem to remember that about this time last year the exact same problem occured. However it looks like Servisair are doing something about it !!! One of their rigs has appeared on the eastern end of the apron overnight. Perhaps this is the last chance for Fernley.
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Old 23rd Oct 2003, 06:22
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Grrr

Why invest in non revenue generating capital expenditure?

Who suffers, the passengers!
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