Yea my dad was landing at tpa but had to go around as an alligator had somehow gotten pn the runway 
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Luckily not on the runways, but I’ve had a run-in or two with gators and turtles on the roads here in Louisiana. Good ol’ southern U.S. haha. I wonder if airports in Australia have issues with kangaroo crossings
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Go to Heviz Balaton airport in Hungary, they don’t have a fence so you can just walk onto the runway.
Update: sadly thats not possible anymore, there is now a fence there but in the late 2000s early 2010s you can walk onto the runway.
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Alaska 737s, at SEA due to windshear, and one at ANC due to unstable approach for some reason
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has anyone ever been diverted or had there flight cancelled?
Has anyone had there flight cancelled or diverted???
- Both
- None
- Just diverted
- Just cancelled
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Ok. 777-300ER vs 777-200ER
- 777-200ER
- 777-300ER
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No the true question would be B777-200ER Vs B777-200LR. 
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777-200ER < 777-300ER < 777-200LR is my opinion
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Short Boi > Long Boi
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K ik its only been a day… BUTTT… lets bring this thread back to life!
What aircraft cockpits have you been in?
For me:
Ba a320neo
Ba 380
Ba 777 (mid flight)
And jet2 738
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None 
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737-800
737 Max 8
A320-200
Cessna 172
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Been in 4 cockpits so far
Wizz Air A320 (WRO-SOB) in 2012?
Aer Lingus A330-200 (DUB-AGP) EI-DAA or EI-DUO? in 2016
Aer Lingus A320-200 (FUE-DUB) EI-EDS in August 2019
Aer Lingus A320-200 (DUB-DLM) EI-DEE recently in June 2024
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Me too lol
Thomas Cook 767-300ER (not sure which one of the three it was), Jet2 737-800 G-JZHG and Jet2 757-200 G-LSAC.
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I think I was in cockpit of an md82
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How do you usually get to your local airport?
- Bus
- Taxi
- Train
- Tram
- Car
- Getting dropped off by a parent or friend
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Public transport is a PAINNNN in England. Or atleast the southeast
Depends which airport, what the trip is and what time flight. If we are flying from MAN in the afternoon and don’t have suitcases, so a short weekend away or 1 night trip we’ll take the train, it’s only 1 change at either Crewe or Manchester Picc to get to the Airport so isn’t too bad, and much cheaper than a taxi. If we are going on a holiday or the flights are early, we’ll take a taxi as we figured out last year that taking suitcases onto trains is a pain in the backside. Some airports you have no choice but use the bus when visiting, take Belfast International, Dublin, Jersey and Prague as examples. That isn’t including package holiday transfers.
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Car because it’s literally the only form of transport in my area
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