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Other articles on the site point out that unexpectedly strong headwinds can cause the aircraft to need to return to refuel, and that some aircraft actually need
by empressplay 4y ago
Other articles on the site point out that unexpectedly strong headwinds can cause the aircraft to need to return to refuel, and that some aircraft actually need to dump fuel before they can return to get the additional fuel.
- alphanumeric0 4y agoThis sounds like it might be playing a role. A while back someone posted an article about jet stream changes forcing commercial flights to land. https://www.theweathernetwork.com/gh/news/article/stronger-jet-streams-are-leading-to-longer-flight-times-research-says https://www.theweathernetwork.com/gh/news/article/stronger-j...