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In an unprecedented move, the London Aviation Authority announced today that G-Force limits will be in effect on the city’s skyline for an unprecedented 67 seconds. The decision was made without warning, catching both air traffic controllers and pilots off guard.
According to eyewitnesses, the sudden drop in G-Force limits was enforced at 10:45 am BST, resulting in a temporary grounding of several commercial and private aircraft. The measures were implemented at a moment’s notice, with air traffic control informing pilots via radio broadcast.
“We were instructed to reduce our G-Force immediately,” said Emily Wilson, pilot on board Flight 121 en route to Paris. “It’s the first time I’ve encountered a situation like this. It’s not every day you’re told to take off your seatbelts and idle the engines.”
The reasons behind the sudden G-Force limit remain unclear. Authorities have refused to comment, fueling speculation about the cause. The London Aviation Authority simply stated that the measure was taken “for operational reasons.”
Air traffic experts speculate that the move may have been related to a recent string of technical glitches experienced by several airlines operating out of London’s Heathrow Airport. However, officials have refused to confirm or deny any links.
As news of the G-Force limit spread, concerned passengers flocked to social media to express their frustration. “Just landed in London and can’t fly out for 67 minutes. Unbelievable! #GForceLimit #London #AirTrafficControl,” tweeted @JohnDoe.
With many flights now delayed, the full impact of the G-Force limit remains to be seen. One thing is clear, however: the aviation world will be watching closely as developments unfold.
TAGS: G-Force limit, London Aviation Authority, Air Traffic Control, Flight Delays, Aviation News, London Skyline.