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Listener Forum / Re: KBOI down?
« Last post by RonR on Today at 05:44:12 PM »No problem, I hope it gets resolved...
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Listener Forum / Re: KBOI down?
« Last post by RonR on Today at 03:47:09 PM »Looking at it now, it shows as up, but there is evidence of network instability at the feed site. Also noticed that the feed shows that it is up but there's no audio so LiveATC is looking into that issue.
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Listener Forum / Re: KBOI down?
« Last post by britan on Today at 03:00:25 PM »Down right now 4/30 1pm mountain
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Listener Forum / Re: KBOI down?
« Last post by RonR on Today at 02:08:36 PM »KBOI is back up and running...
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Listener Forum / ZNY using 121.12 Out of Douglaston RCAG
« Last post by RonR on Today at 02:01:57 PM »For those out there that are interested in this kind of stuff (Jetscan...), ZNY has been simulcasting the controller comms for ZNY86 (Atlantic Sector) on 121.125 almost certainly out of the Douglaston RCAG. Stumbled across this quite by accident yesterday and so far it has continued to today. No way to tell how long it's been like this and, of course, no way to tell how long it'll stay like this. It has been added to the ZBW/ZNY/ZDC (JFK Area) #3 feed...
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Aviation News (General) / Re: Omaha airport takes significant damage from EF 2 tornado
« Last post by tyketto on April 29, 2024, 06:45:27 PM »It's bad here..
The only buildings on the GA side of the field that are still standing are the Signature and JetLinx FBOs, and Customs. Everything else is all but gone. It was crazy that there were those who were about to board a few flights that were told to go back into the terminal, get away from the windows and shelter in place. Tower went ATC Zero as well.
KLNK fared slightly better, in that about 15 miles east of it on I-80, a stormchaser caught two separate tornadoes; each one on opposite sides of the freeway. Amazingly, no fatalities on the Nebraska side of the weather.
What's making it harder is that the weather is about to pop off again tomorrow, so it will be interesting to monitor the METARs, ATIS, and live feeds around the OMA area.
BL.
The only buildings on the GA side of the field that are still standing are the Signature and JetLinx FBOs, and Customs. Everything else is all but gone. It was crazy that there were those who were about to board a few flights that were told to go back into the terminal, get away from the windows and shelter in place. Tower went ATC Zero as well.
KLNK fared slightly better, in that about 15 miles east of it on I-80, a stormchaser caught two separate tornadoes; each one on opposite sides of the freeway. Amazingly, no fatalities on the Nebraska side of the weather.
What's making it harder is that the weather is about to pop off again tomorrow, so it will be interesting to monitor the METARs, ATIS, and live feeds around the OMA area.
BL.
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Listener Forum / Re: KBOI down?
« Last post by boispotter on April 29, 2024, 04:01:26 PM »Yeah I was just about to say. KBOI is down
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Feed Outage/Status Reports / Re: CYHU OUTAGE (ISP Change)
« Last post by AirHighway on April 29, 2024, 10:18:25 AM »UPDATE
All ISP transfer outages are complete.
Thank you.
All ISP transfer outages are complete.
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Aviation News (General) / Omaha airport takes significant damage from EF 2 tornado
« Last post by KB4TEZ on April 29, 2024, 06:30:28 AM »close to my old stomping grounds. wow.
https://www.foxweather.com/extreme-weather/omaha-eppley-airfield-airport-tornado-damage
The twister swirled into the sprawling air field and while it missed the passenger terminal, it took a direct strike on several general aviation buildings on the east side of the airport, officials said.
OMAHA, Neb. — Several buildings at Omaha’s airport facility suffered significant damage as a tornado roared across the airfield Friday, but luckily no one was injured.
As Tornado Warnings blared across eastern Nebraska during Friday's tornado outbreak, officials at Omaha’s Eppley Field instructed passengers in the terminal to take shelter in their designated storm shelters.
Airport weather observers sighted a funnel cloud just before 5 p.m. CDT and closed down airport operations a few minutes later. The twister swirled into the sprawling air field and while it missed the passenger terminal, it took a direct strike on several general aviation buildings on the east side of the airport, officials said. The tornado's funnel was visible to airport weather observers for a full 35 minutes.
https://www.foxweather.com/extreme-weather/omaha-eppley-airfield-airport-tornado-damage
The twister swirled into the sprawling air field and while it missed the passenger terminal, it took a direct strike on several general aviation buildings on the east side of the airport, officials said.
OMAHA, Neb. — Several buildings at Omaha’s airport facility suffered significant damage as a tornado roared across the airfield Friday, but luckily no one was injured.
As Tornado Warnings blared across eastern Nebraska during Friday's tornado outbreak, officials at Omaha’s Eppley Field instructed passengers in the terminal to take shelter in their designated storm shelters.
Airport weather observers sighted a funnel cloud just before 5 p.m. CDT and closed down airport operations a few minutes later. The twister swirled into the sprawling air field and while it missed the passenger terminal, it took a direct strike on several general aviation buildings on the east side of the airport, officials said. The tornado's funnel was visible to airport weather observers for a full 35 minutes.