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Ryanair Boeing 737-800 Missed Approach at Liverpool Airport

We pass the North Wales Coastline, North Wirral and the River Mersey, before making a missed approach near the Runcorn Bridge due to thick fog and low visibility over the airport, climbing back up to 3,000 and then 5,000 feet. We then circle over New Brighton, Liverpool City Centre and Liverpool Docks, holding over Liverpool Bay and Burbo Bank Offshore Wind Farm to wait for the visibility to improve at the airport to make a second approach to the westerly runway. Date: Tuesday 19th September 2017 Aircraft registration: EI-FTB Flight Number: FR6674 Callsign: RYR6BC Route: Ireland West Knock (NOC/EIKN) - Liverpool (LPL/EGGP) Cruising Altitude: 27,000 feet Cruising Speed: 407 knots Flight Time: 1 hour 29 minutes Seat Number: 22F Approach Type: ILS Runway 27 Liverpool Airport Weather Report (METAR): Weather Conditions = Fog, Wind = 120° at 04 knots varying between 080° and 160°, Visibility = 100 metres (Runway 27 Visibility = 250 metres), Temperature = 9°C, Dew Point = 9°C, QNH = 1021 Captain: Kevin Moore Senior First Officer: Mark Flanagan