Photos of La Ferté Airshow (second one)

Cargomaster

As you can see on this page ( http://pegase.foxalpha.com/authors.php )

I use an old D60 🙂 with 100-400mm lense

Dan,

Yes of course, give me the link with the website, I will add link on mine

For your information, this Lockheed 12 was the Sidney Cotton Lockheed 12 (N12EJ), the first spy plane. Now this lochkeed is based in France(Arcachon), may be some english participants knew the Pilot, it’s Bernard Chabbert famous french aviation journalist

Franck

Stunning photos Franck 🙂

What camera and lens do you use?

CargoM

Lockheed 12

Franck… can I use your Lockheed 12 pictures on my Lockheed Survivors Photo web site? I’ll leave your photo credit/logo on the pictures.

Blue Skies,
Dan
www.dtlinn.com

If all aircraft in the flypast are flown by the military,then they can be more certain that nobody on board has any ill intentions.Just a thought…

Yeah. Of course, military aircrew aren’t ever armed and dangerous… I know what you mean, but it doesn’t really make sense! (Like the politicos)

Don’t think so as anyone can spray there aircraft in airforce colors. I would presume it will be civil owned aircraft flown by civilians, but in forces colors.

I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s some sort of security measure.If all aircraft in the flypast are flown by the military,then they can be more certain that nobody on board has any ill intentions.Just a thought…

Just because of this wannabe president s***head Bush ?

Jeez – where is this leading ?

*grumpy*
*crabby*

Okay – I’ll keep my trap shut now.
Over and out
Martin

Several DC-3 were schedule with some other warbird, now all the flight are concelled

Something about the over protected honouring the underprotected which is a bit… …strange.

Can’t they just call it a C47 to get away with it?

Thank you Mr Bush !

You are so pathetic !

Martin / Swiss Mustangs

This DC3 was in fligh over Normandie during the D-day, unfortunatly this crew can’t fly this week end for the celebration of this great event because Mister Bush don’t want see any civil aircraft over his head during the 60th birthday of the D-day 😡

Yes Growler, this is a replica of the Caudron Cyclone built by Jean Nohan.

Thnks for your compliment 🙂

Franck

More fantastic shots – the one of the Connie with the Skyraider in particular.

The Caudron is a little beauty! Is this the one that was built as a replica a few years ago? The French did produce some lovely inter-war fighters.

Wow! Thanks Franck 😎