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    Bad Weather = Diversion Excitement

    I can't remember a day where I've seen so much rain, thunder and lightning, including several strikes near my house. Even during the couple hours between storm cells, there was constant cloud to cloud lightning. Crazy stuff, and of course the air traffic is messed up. Here are some diversions I found interesting for one reason or another.

    NW 340 DET-LGA, B752
    Scheduled Dep: 5:01pm
    Actual Dep: 6:20pm
    Diverted to: DET(!), landing back where they started at 11:13pm

    EI 109 DUB-JFK, A332
    Scheduled Arr: 8:01pm
    Diverted to: Hartford, landed at 9:05pm, recovery took off, scheduled to arrive JFK 11:38pm

    CX 888 YVR-JFK, A346
    Scheduled Arr: 9:40pm
    Diverted to: Toronto, landed at 10:57pm, recovery scheduled to depart 12:04am, arrive JFK 12:49am

    B6 170 San Jose-JFK, A320
    Scheduled Arr: 8:25pm
    Diverted to: Providence, arrived 8:30pm, arrived JFK at 10:37pm
    Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. We have a small problem.
    All four engines have stopped. We are doing our damnedest to get them under control.
    I trust you are not in too much distress. —Captain Eric Moody, British Airways Flight 9

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    My home airport (BDL) has two other diversions from JFK last night.

    AFR008 Air France B773 Paris to BDL
    CCA9015 Air China B742 ANC to BDL

    There should more diversions to BDL last night.

    Cheers!
    John Perrotta/BDL

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    ...and meanwhile ISP stayed quiet. Zzzzzzzzzz

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    AC had a 762 in LGA today at around 1400, old colors though.
    it is mathematically impossible for either hummingbirds, or helicopters to fly. fortunately, neither are aware of this.

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