RAF Unauthorised Landing

[Tranquil]

OOps RAF

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/raf-utterly-s ... 00428.html

Much thanks

Mark

[Firebird]

Well they should have intercepted it then ... oh wait they can't.

[clickclickdoh]

So, 1 of 22 flights didn't have their paperwork completely in order.... drama much?

[SeanG]

You AI Flight Planners better be careful

SeanG

[col1948]

Slightly related: Going back a long time now but I remember when an RAF fighter landed at Manchester, he was in touch with Woodford ATC who were talking him down but he landed at Manchester instead.
Luckily it wasn't very busy at the time, not sure how they sorted it out but I can only imagine he was asking where to go at Woodford and they couldn't see him and Manchester ATC were trying to call him.
I seem to remember it was quickly sorted and he took off again.

[Firebird]

I remember a 707 from an African airline, I think, landed at Northolt instead of Heathrow. They had to remove seats and loaded only minimum fuel to get to Heathrow to get it out again.

[MIKE JG]

Slow day in Ireland or what??

[BaiterOne]

No, not really.

We found ourselves unknowingly participating in, and therefore tacitly condoning, extraordinary rendition some time ago.

We also found ourselves refueling aircraft carrying all forms of military personnel and material on the way to war, even though we were against the war itself.

Not going to happen again, if we can help it.

Walter