V-Flyer

I see that G VSXY is flying to Manchester this afternoon

Fast repair ???

..Or technical fault found and fixed! - do we think she'll be flying in passenger service again tomorrow?

Time keeps getting put back, heard rumours it was dry ice packaged incorrectly that set off the alarm. All speculation ofc, until we hear from the horses mouth, as it were.

No sign of it so far on FlightRadar24 but will keep an eye out.

That's quick my flight on 26/4 is still shown as an airbus so hopefull it will by vsxy or vkss flying out of GTW so will find out Wednesday when I get to twilight checkin .

Someone did say it was a normal landing so obviously looks like little damage should know in the next 24 hrs if it flys out of manchester to mco.

Well it's on it's way 20000 ft flying towards Manchester so maybe we shall see her back in service tomorrow

Well that's her down safe and sound at MAN.

On my app it showed info for the VS75 MAN-MCO...

It was marked as VIR75P, the P suffix meaning it is positioning for VIR75. However that doesn't necessarily mean the VIR75 flight tomorrow, and as the Flightradar24 help notes, there is sometimes database errors especially for planes out of position. So take it with a pinch of salt if you will but there is a fair chance it will be operating that service tomorrow.

Looks like she is off to MCO today...

Looks like she has just left MAN to MCO as VS075 great news for schedulers

We are on VS75 tomorrow - April 21.

Might be Beauty Queen then.

SEQ1 and 2 bagged - pointless but illogically satisfying.

Gone for 26 F and G - back row in PE.

Do we know what the cause of the incident on Monday?

mc_intyre1981 wrote:Do we know what the cause of the incident on Monday?

No, there will be a full investigation by the relevant authorities and until that is published anything is just hear say.

http://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/VIR75

An odd route, looks like she's heading to the west coast. I wonder if this is a pre-caution?

Luke12 wrote:http://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/VIR75

An odd route, looks like she's heading to the west coast. I wonder if this is a pre-caution?

Probably taken to avoid weather systems in the north Atlantic

honey lamb wrote:

Luke12 wrote:http://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/VIR75

An odd route, looks like she's heading to the west coast. I wonder if this is a pre-caution?

Probably taken to avoid weather systems in the north Atlantic

The other MCO flights have all taken a more 'normal' direct route ?| ?|

Will just depend on the track given to them.

http://www.turbulenceforecast.com/atlan ... tracks.php