Cambia agenzia. Se con una situazione del genere chiudono alle 17 di venerdí e riaprono alle 8 di lunedí mattina non meritano nulla.
Islanda, erutta vulcano: chiusura spazi aerei europei
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Cambia agenzia. Se con una situazione del genere chiudono alle 17 di venerdí e riaprono alle 8 di lunedí mattina non meritano nulla.
parallelo secondo me non calzante! la crisi del 11 sett. e' stata principalmente una crisi post evento in quanto c'era la paura di volare!! un dato su tutti l'aumento vertiginoso di video conferenze e rid. o cancellazioni di trtte per almeno un'anno!
Qua' siamo davanti ad un effetto naturale che impedisce di operare e al momento in cui ripartiranno ci saranno voli stra' pieni per almeno una settima ,quindi il post evento sara' ben diverso!!
credo che lui intenda il fatto che nelle ore sucessive agli attentati lo spazio aereo negli USA fu completamente chiuso... un esempio del risultato è questo http://www.airliners.net/photo//0188171/L/&sid=570bdab0ca6df62284f5560ed0af1748
Questo per quanto riguarda Ryanair...TUTTO BLOCCATO FINO A LUNEDI' ALLE 13:00...
Update 18:00hrs - 16 April
Friday 16 April until Monday 19th April 13:00hrs
All flights to/from the UK are cancelled.
All flights to/from Ireland are cancelled
All flights to/from Denmark and Finland are cancelled.
All flights to/from Norway and Sweden are cancelled.
All flights to/from Belgium and Holland are cancelled.
All flights to/from Northern France (Lille, Brest, Dinard, Paris Beauvais) are cancelled.
All flights to/from Northern Germany Frankfurt Hahn, Bremen, Dusseldorf(Weeze), Hamburg(Lubeck) Berlin(Schonefeld)are cancelled.
All flights to /from Poland, Lithuania, Latvia are cancelled.
All flights to/from airports in Central and Southern Continental Europe (Spain, Sth France, Italy etc) continue to operate normally (unless to/from countries listed above).
Update 18:00hrs - 16 April
Friday 16 April until Monday 19th April 13:00hrs
All flights to/from the UK are cancelled.
All flights to/from Ireland are cancelled
All flights to/from Denmark and Finland are cancelled.
All flights to/from Norway and Sweden are cancelled.
All flights to/from Belgium and Holland are cancelled.
All flights to/from Northern France (Lille, Brest, Dinard, Paris Beauvais) are cancelled.
All flights to/from Northern Germany Frankfurt Hahn, Bremen, Dusseldorf(Weeze), Hamburg(Lubeck) Berlin(Schonefeld)are cancelled.
All flights to /from Poland, Lithuania, Latvia are cancelled.
All flights to/from airports in Central and Southern Continental Europe (Spain, Sth France, Italy etc) continue to operate normally (unless to/from countries listed above).
Da Reuters.com:
London taxi firm Addison Lee said it had taken requests for journeys to Paris, Milan, Zurich and Salzburg in Austria.
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Il problema é che dall'Inghilterra all'Europa continentale ci si arriva solo passando sotto la Manica o in traghetto, e la capacitá non é infinita...
London taxi firm Addison Lee said it had taken requests for journeys to Paris, Milan, Zurich and Salzburg in Austria.
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Il problema é che dall'Inghilterra all'Europa continentale ci si arriva solo passando sotto la Manica o in traghetto, e la capacitá non é infinita...
Vedendo le immagini di questa eruzione ho pensato con terrore alla bomba ad orologeria che abbiano anche noi. Se mai il Vesuvio si dovesse un giorno svegliare assisteremmo a scene simili perchè ogni anno che passa il tappo che ostruisce il cratere diventa più consistente!
E' possibile che nel 2010 con la tecnologia di cui disponiamo non si possano trovare degli accorgimenti tecnici per far si che gli aerei possano volare in sicurezza anche in casi come questi? O l'unica speranza che abbiamo è fare la macumba che il vulcano la smetta in fretta e che non ci siano altri casi simili in futuro? (cosa altamente improbabile)
confermato: RYANAIR CANCELLA TUTTI I VOLI DA/PER UK FINO ALLE 13:00 DI LUNEDI' 19
http://www.ryanair.com/en/news/ryanair-expects-current-flight-cancellations-to-continue
Guardando le varie simulazioni, direi che in Ryanair credono alla versione pessimistica e ci vanno piuttosto cauti!
Pero' il video qui di seguito da loro perfettamente ragione!
ftp://ftp.nilu.no/pub/NILU/kjetil/animation_iceland_new.avi
http://www.ryanair.com/en/news/ryanair-expects-current-flight-cancellations-to-continue
Guardando le varie simulazioni, direi che in Ryanair credono alla versione pessimistica e ci vanno piuttosto cauti!
Pero' il video qui di seguito da loro perfettamente ragione!
ftp://ftp.nilu.no/pub/NILU/kjetil/animation_iceland_new.avi
A quanto pare c'é altra gente che non vuol lavorare durante il fine settimana?
Tu quali "accorgimenti tecnici" suggeriresti per volare in sicurezza in mezzo a nubi di cenere vulcanica altamente abrasiva?
Fonte: www.ryanair.it
RYANAIR EXPECTS CURRENT FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS TO CONTINUE UNTIL AT LEAST 1300HRS MONDAY 19TH APRIL
Ryanair, today (Fri 16th April) confirmed that based on current meteorological forecasts, and the continuing emission of volcanic ash into the atmosphere over Iceland, it has decided to cancel all scheduled flights to/from the UK, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Holland, Northern France, Northern Germany, Poland and the Baltic States until 1300hrs on Mon 19 April. This advice is based on the current stable weather trends which continue to blow potentially dangerous volcanic ash across the British Isles, Scandinavia and the Northern European coastline.
This decision has been taken by Ryanair in order to allow passengers to apply for a full refund or rebook onto flights operating later next week, when Ryanair hopes that improved weather conditions may allow normal flight services to resume. Ryanair is anxious to give intending passengers as much information as possible, as far in advance as possible, to allow them to make alternative arrangements. Ryanair continues to post regular flight information updates on the flight information page on www.ryanair.com. The latest Met forecast for the effected area at 0600hrs on 17th April shows the extensive scale of the area effected by this volcanic ash (see attached).
Announcing these further cancellations today, Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary said:
“This spreading cloud of volcanic ash is an unprecedented event in Ryanair’s 26 year history, and we are continuing to work around the clock to minimise its effects on our schedules. All of Ryanair’s flights in central and Southern Continental Europe are operating as normal, but we cannot take any safety risks with our aircraft, passengers or people in the British Isles, Scandinavia or the Northern Europe coastline, as long as current meteorological forecasts suggest that the prevailing winds will continue to spread this volcanic ash across the airspace of these countries.
We hope that by cancelling all Ryanair flights over these affected countries until 1300hrs on Monday 19th April next, we can give passengers as much notice as possible to allow them to apply for refunds or rebook alternative Ryanair flights later next week, instead of – as has been the case for the last two days – allowing people to rebook on flights tomorrow, only to find that those rebooked flights are then cancelled as a result of this continuing volcanic ash problem.
We apologise sincerely to all Ryanair customers whose travel plans have been disrupted by these cancellations. We have teams of our people will be working throughout the weekend to send email advisories to all passengers scheduled to travel on cancelled Ryanair flights during Saturday, Sunday and early Monday morning, to enable them apply for full refunds or to rebook on Ryanair flights later next week, by which time we hope that either the prevailing winds will have changed direction or the ash cloud will have dispersed sufficiently to allow flights to operate safely across Ireland, the UK, Scandinavia and the Northern European coastline.
Ryanair will continue to monitor the situation closely and will release further flight info and travel advisories to intending passengers on our website at www.ryanair.com
RYANAIR EXPECTS CURRENT FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS TO CONTINUE UNTIL AT LEAST 1300HRS MONDAY 19TH APRIL
Ryanair, today (Fri 16th April) confirmed that based on current meteorological forecasts, and the continuing emission of volcanic ash into the atmosphere over Iceland, it has decided to cancel all scheduled flights to/from the UK, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Holland, Northern France, Northern Germany, Poland and the Baltic States until 1300hrs on Mon 19 April. This advice is based on the current stable weather trends which continue to blow potentially dangerous volcanic ash across the British Isles, Scandinavia and the Northern European coastline.
This decision has been taken by Ryanair in order to allow passengers to apply for a full refund or rebook onto flights operating later next week, when Ryanair hopes that improved weather conditions may allow normal flight services to resume. Ryanair is anxious to give intending passengers as much information as possible, as far in advance as possible, to allow them to make alternative arrangements. Ryanair continues to post regular flight information updates on the flight information page on www.ryanair.com. The latest Met forecast for the effected area at 0600hrs on 17th April shows the extensive scale of the area effected by this volcanic ash (see attached).
Announcing these further cancellations today, Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary said:
“This spreading cloud of volcanic ash is an unprecedented event in Ryanair’s 26 year history, and we are continuing to work around the clock to minimise its effects on our schedules. All of Ryanair’s flights in central and Southern Continental Europe are operating as normal, but we cannot take any safety risks with our aircraft, passengers or people in the British Isles, Scandinavia or the Northern Europe coastline, as long as current meteorological forecasts suggest that the prevailing winds will continue to spread this volcanic ash across the airspace of these countries.
We hope that by cancelling all Ryanair flights over these affected countries until 1300hrs on Monday 19th April next, we can give passengers as much notice as possible to allow them to apply for refunds or rebook alternative Ryanair flights later next week, instead of – as has been the case for the last two days – allowing people to rebook on flights tomorrow, only to find that those rebooked flights are then cancelled as a result of this continuing volcanic ash problem.
We apologise sincerely to all Ryanair customers whose travel plans have been disrupted by these cancellations. We have teams of our people will be working throughout the weekend to send email advisories to all passengers scheduled to travel on cancelled Ryanair flights during Saturday, Sunday and early Monday morning, to enable them apply for full refunds or to rebook on Ryanair flights later next week, by which time we hope that either the prevailing winds will have changed direction or the ash cloud will have dispersed sufficiently to allow flights to operate safely across Ireland, the UK, Scandinavia and the Northern European coastline.
Ryanair will continue to monitor the situation closely and will release further flight info and travel advisories to intending passengers on our website at www.ryanair.com
18.45 - Sabato chiude Malpensa. Il capo della Protezione Civile, Guido Bertolaso ha annunciato: "Probabilmente stasera verrà chiuso l'aeroporto di Bolzano e domani quello di Malpensa". "La nube - ha spiegato Bertolaso - comincia ad allargarsi verso l'Italia, non si può fare molto, dobbiamo seguire il comportamento del vulcano e delle correnti e aspettare che il fenomeno si esaurisca. Qui comanda madre natura".
Esatto! Purtroppo è così..e dico purtroppo perchè io domani mattina dovevo partire per Stoccolma..