Approach Tarmac Weather 
Air Facts
JULY 31, 2024
On that day, the weather forecast was favorable, with light and variable winds. as I approached the small village of Ga-Motlatla, the first signs of trouble appeared. About 40 minutes into the flight, as I approached the small village of Ga-Motlatla, the first signs of trouble appeared. The landing was rough.
Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure
DECEMBER 29, 2023
The weather was not good that day. The airport tarmac, traffic was very light at that time. I checked the weather radar and fortunately for us, the weather was good until evening time. I checked the weather radar and fortunately for us, the weather was good until evening time. The take off was very noisy!
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Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure
JANUARY 14, 2024
What I like about the interior of the terminals at this airport is they offer good view of the tarmac which allow great opportunity to take good photos of the aircraft. I spotted another green stripes livery on this A330-900neo on final approach to this airport. The weather wasn't good but at least it wasn't bumpy.
Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure
AUGUST 7, 2024
This side of the terminal offers view of the tarmac and if you go up to the food court, you are able to do some photography over there. One thing I won't miss is the dreadful weather. We were on final approach into Bengaluru Airport. Once done, I entered the airside of the airport. Credit card holders can access this lounge.
Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure
JANUARY 22, 2024
The view of the tarmac. Rolling down the runway in this beautiful weather. We are on final approach on runway 34 at SKG. We passed by this A320CEO being prepared for departure. A lot of Aegean airlines aircraft waiting for their next duty. My aircraft was parked beside this old livery of Aegean's A320. Beautiful, isn't it?
Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure
OCTOBER 10, 2023
Plane spotting and photography are possible at the international airside as the windows offer unobstructed clear view of the tarmac and you get great views like these photos below. Rolling down the runway in this gloomy weather. The flaps are all out this means one thing, we are on final approach. Thanks for the memories.
Vintage Aviation News
AUGUST 15, 2024
The “towel rail” antenna on its back was part of a retrofitted system that provided all-weather blind navigation capability. Approaching NKP, Dobberfuhl called the tower, declared an emergency, and informed controllers he hoped to “take the barrier.” He descended, following radio directives from a Ground Controlled Approach specialist.
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