update (28 January 2025): Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS) has released an updater egarding the flight disruptions that began yesterday at George Airport (GRJ) in George in South Africa's Western Cape due to severe inclement weather conditions.
The airport is still affected by a low cloud base and strong surface winds that make landing on Runway 29 not feasible. Aircraft are therefore forced to operate on Runway 11, whose instrument landing system (ILS) flight procedure is still under maintenance. As a result, some flights are forced to divert as a safety precaution.
update (28 January 2025): According to FlySafair, adverse weather conditions are still affecting flight operations at George Airport (GRJ) in George in South Africa's Western Cape.
Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS), the company responsible for air traffic, navigation, training, and related services in South Africa, has announced that flight disruptions are expected at George Airport (GRJ) in George in South Africa's Western Cape today due to severe weather conditions.
ATNS has indicated that the current weather conditions around the airport are not safe for aircraft operations. The wind direction requires the use of Runway 11, but its instrument landing system (ILS) flight procedure is still undergoing maintenance. Stay tuned for updates!
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