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9H-QBD: Storm Amy fuel emergency

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approach. The instant wind at this time was passed as 230° at 34 kt gusting 46 kt. Around 50 ft aal, another windshear warning was triggered, and the commander executed the windshear escape manoeuvre. When out of windshear conditions they
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9H-QBD: Storm Amy fuel emergency

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straightforward to manchester”. During the second approach to Prestwick, at 1836:25 and 50 ft agl, a second Windshear Warning was triggered and a go-around was performed. At the time, recorded total fuel quantity was 3,515 kg. During the climb, ATC
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9H-QBD: Storm Amy fuel emergency

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to the aircraft landing with 400 kg (although the crew estimated it would be between 500 and 700 kg). Information from the crew Following the windshear escape manoeuvre at Edinburgh, the pilots were concerned that they might encounter windshear for
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9H-QBD: Storm Amy fuel emergency

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to present the greatest hazard: ● Takeoff: From rotation until the aircraft passes 1,500 ft agl. ● Approach: From 1,500 ft down to 10 ft agl. ● Missed approach: Until climbing through 1,500 ft agl. A Windshear Warning is generated
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9H-QBD: Storm Amy fuel emergency

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discussed the remaining fuel, which was 2,100 kg, and estimates of landing with between 500 and 700 kg of fuel if they diverted to Manchester Airport. As the aircraft reached 4,000 ft, ATC instructed them to change frequency to Edinburgh
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9H-QBD: Storm Amy fuel emergency

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EGPWS generates a windshear warning, it stores several parameters once per second for 50 seconds prior to and 50 seconds after the warning. Download of the EGPWS revealed three windshear detections for this flight. The data was shared with the
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