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VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
29 Apr 2024, 20:32
by Mabby
Anybody know why VS 91 Lhr - Mco is still on the ground, looking at flight radar it touched down and did a go around?
Re: VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
30 Apr 2024, 16:06
by mvp63
G-VGBR was supposed to leave MCO as VS76 that Saturday evening. The flight was cancelled.
I wonder where all the passengers went?
I was looking because we are booked on VS76 next Saturday. I too noticed the touch and go on playback on FR24.
Re: VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
02 May 2024, 20:44
by Mabby
G-VGBR is still on the ground at Mco after landing on Saturday, no information what is wrong?
Re: VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
04 May 2024, 11:16
by Joshl257
Apparently 2 of VS A330's Golden Girl and Uptown Girl are off to Thai Airways
Re: VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
11 May 2024, 13:44
by 747G-VXLG
G-VGBR is currently positioning MCO-ATL as VS807P. As ATL is Delta’s main hub it will likely get maintenance done there as opposed to MCO.
Re: VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
11 May 2024, 17:48
by mvp63
After 2 weeks sat at MCO, she flew to ATL today at 250kts and not above 8000ft.
Anyone know what the fault is?
Re: VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
11 May 2024, 20:26
by Kraken
Staying below / at 8000ft - pressurisation issue? As the cabin normally pressurises at about 8000ft.
Re: VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
12 May 2024, 20:33
by RLF
So VS get an aircraft back from maintenance and then loose another. I see FAN is back in service after 5 months without engines, but DIA is still out of service following her wing clip at LHR
VS could do with those back…..
Re: VS91 still on the ground at Mco 2 days later
Posted:
12 May 2024, 20:51
by Banana174
We should have been on that vs76 flight, ended up being shipped out to Atlanta the next morning with a 9.5 hr layover in the lounge. Rumour from a friend of mine being a hydraulic issue which meant landing without flaps….seems serious if she’s sat there 2 weeks!