AMS - PDX Flight Time Today Extraordinary Long - Why?
Jun 6, 2016, 3:41 pm
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AMS - PDX Flight Time Today Extraordinary Long - Why?
I am flying PDX - AMS in early August and need to make a tight connection so I am been watching the AMS - PDX and PDX - AMS departure times.
For some reason today the AMS - PDX flight (per Flightaware) took 12:20 versus 9:38 yesterday and the outbound is subsequently delayed by over 2 hours.
Anyone out there that might have an idea as to whether this is an anomaly or as to what may of happened?
For some reason today the AMS - PDX flight (per Flightaware) took 12:20 versus 9:38 yesterday and the outbound is subsequently delayed by over 2 hours.
Anyone out there that might have an idea as to whether this is an anomaly or as to what may of happened?
Jun 6, 2016, 4:00 pm
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I think FlightAware is a bit off. The amount of time between the departure and arrival times for today's flight is 10 hours 9 minutes.
Not sure why it was delayed. The CDG-CVG nonstop was also late today.
Not sure why it was delayed. The CDG-CVG nonstop was also late today.
Jun 7, 2016, 8:07 am
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I am flying PDX - AMS in early August and need to make a tight connection so I am been watching the AMS - PDX and PDX - AMS departure times.
For some reason today the AMS - PDX flight (per Flightaware) took 12:20 versus 9:38 yesterday and the outbound is subsequently delayed by over 2 hours.
Anyone out there that might have an idea as to whether this is an anomaly or as to what may of happened?
For some reason today the AMS - PDX flight (per Flightaware) took 12:20 versus 9:38 yesterday and the outbound is subsequently delayed by over 2 hours.
Anyone out there that might have an idea as to whether this is an anomaly or as to what may of happened?
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