Das Wetterchaos vorgestern in New York hat einen A380 von Singapore Airlines nach Stewart International gebracht …
Vorgestern war das Wetter in New York ja nicht so gut. JFK war für Stunden geschlossen. Der Singapore Airlines A380 von Frankfurt nach JFK wurde daraufhin auf den tiny Airport Stewart International in der Provinz umgeleitet.
Stewart International – The "Little" Airport That Could 😉
World's biggest passenger jet forced to land at small New York airport thanks to blizzard https://t.co/OLr5SZwM4h
— New York Stewart Int’l Airport (@SWFairport) January 5, 2018
Oh my…look at what #winterstormgrayson just dropped in at #Stewart International Airport ✈️#SWF #SWFairport #Singapore #Airbus380 #A380 #Diversion #AvGeeks #AvGeek #Blizzard2018 pic.twitter.com/968Oo1QzVZ
— NewYorkStewartInt’lAirport. Wear a Face Covering. (@SWFairport) January 4, 2018
Für einen Besuch eines A380 ist der Airport nicht ganz ausgelegt. Normalerweise fliegen pro Jahr nur 137 000 Passagiere dort ab. Die Landebahn ist zwar lang genug, aber Gate hat der zu große A380 nicht bekommen. Also die Gates haben eher nicht gepasst ;) Dann hat man den A380 einfach so abgefertigt.
https://twitter.com/stefholt4NY/status/949047510030585857
Jetzt 36 Stunden später hat sich der A380 wieder auf den Weg nach JFK gemacht …
Guess who's getting ready to say goodbye to us here at #Stewart International Airport?#SWF #SWFairport #Singapore #Airbus380 #A380 #AvGeeks #AvGeek #Planespotting pic.twitter.com/g3Taoiwecd
— NewYorkStewartInt’lAirport. Wear a Face Covering. (@SWFairport) January 5, 2018
Oh and the A380 that made headlines by going to SWF is finally arriving at JFK, like, 36 hours later. pic.twitter.com/ZqtwFd24iT
— Jason Rabinowitz (@AirlineFlyer) January 6, 2018
Derzeit läuft in JFK und den Airports um New York noch nicht alles reibungslos …
Air China flight #CA989 landed at JFK airport 4h 30min ago and is still waiting for a gate. Very frustrated passengers @MattStein7 @Brunosmind @jennimonet are tweeting from that flight. pic.twitter.com/VxwXtVeyav
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) January 6, 2018
Local time at JFK airport is 3:20 am and the gate situation is still very bad. Norwegian flight #DY7015 from Gatwick landed 11pm (4h 20min ago) and is still waiting for a gate. pic.twitter.com/kbl6SnnRJY
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) January 6, 2018
4 hours after landing, and 1 tour of JFK airport later, #DY7019 made it to the gate. https://t.co/aXPOsrkhGz pic.twitter.com/gvKPEEY09E
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) January 6, 2018
After landing 3.5 hours ago, #DY7019 awaits a gate. Unfortunately for passengers at JFK tonight, they have plenty of company.https://t.co/xsmwFN8S4N
JFK live 🗺 https://t.co/IDw48RS9RX pic.twitter.com/wzjtwnQDku
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) January 6, 2018
Schön langsam spielt sich aber alles wieder ein …
Very rare view – Swiss, Iberia, Finnair and Asiana Airlines flying from Chicago to New York.
These are just 4 out of many, many more flights that diverted yesterday due to weather. pic.twitter.com/6Q4o84d2QP
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) January 5, 2018
