Not a single flight over Scotland.

[Slick]

There's been at least two(Loganair) since 18:30, and a departure from Glasgow to Belfast.

I was on my toes just after lunch so must have missed them. Loganair would probably be just going to the islands and I think the Belfast flights have reduced but never really stopped.

 

[classic33]

I was on my toes just after lunch so must have missed them. Loganair would probably be just going to the islands and I think the Belfast flights have reduced but never really stopped.

 

[Slick]

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[classic33]

Medical supplies

 

[classic33]

Just an observation. Pre CV19, this would never have happened at 8.15 on a Sunday morning.

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One over the UK!

 

[DaveReading]

One over the UK!
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Actually, it shows none over the UK at all - it's hard to tell at that scale, but the plane symbol in the screenshot is either the Wizz Air that had landed at Luton 4 minutes earlier at 00:24, or a Learjet that went into Stansted a couple of minutes prior to that.

 

[classic33]

Actually, it shows none over the UK at all - it's hard to tell at that scale, but the plane symbol in the screenshot is either the Wizz Air that had landed at Luton 4 minutes earlier at 00:24, or a Learjet that went into Stansted a couple of minutes prior to that.

Shown as in the air when the screenshot was taken. The only way to show the whole of the UK was to zoom out, but I did check first.

 

[DaveReading]

Shown as in the air when the screenshot was taken. The only way to show the whole of the UK was to zoom out, but I did check first.

That's the trouble with crowd-sourced flight trackers.

 

[Mr Celine]

One over the UK!
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Only one aeroplane but twenty-two hot air balloons.

 

[Drago]

Better tell these guys they are breaking the law, then:

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Check them out - their airframes aren't standard.

 

[DaveReading]

Check them out - their airframes aren't standard.

I wouldn't be at all surprised if that's the case.

But that doesn't invalidate my point - which was that your assertion

If it was a Cessna, and if it was doing aerobatics the pilots would be facing a very significant fine and permanent loss of his or her ticket

is demonstrably not universally true, as we now seem to be agreed.

 

[DaveReading]

Only one aeroplane but twenty-two hot air balloons.

And all slap-bang above the UK's main airports - how irresponsible !!

 

[pjd57]

From where I am sitting right now, looking out my window on the north side of Glasgow, under the flight path it's normal to see a plane just about every time I look out the window.
Now, most days I rarely see any.