After the storm: Incredible photos of planes landing at Belgrade Nikola Tesla airport
The movement and formation of clouds due to the winds for one of its effects - in addition to the unfavorable one related to air traffic - had some spectacular scenes that could be recorded in the sky above Serbia
The storm that hit Serbia last weekend and on Monday had one of the consequences the considerable "turbulence" and upset of the flight schedule at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport - partly because of the unfavorable weather conditions for flying, partly because of multiple refueling bans as a precaution against possible lightning strikes, about which you were timely informed on Telegraf and Aero.rs.
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At times the so-called delay index exceeded 3.5 (on a scale of 0 to 5), which means that the regularity of air traffic from Belgrade entered the "red" zone, that is, it was considered to be seriously disrupted.
The movement and formation of clouds due to the winds for one of its effects - in addition to the unfavorable one related to air traffic - had some spectacular scenes that could be recorded in the sky above Serbia.
Take a look in the photo gallery the scenes of the landing of Air Serbia flights A319 and 737, A220 Air Baltic, Embraer E190, Air Montenegro A321 and Turkish Airlines at the Belgrade airport on Monday after the storm.
(Aero.rs)