By: JDK - 24th April 2004 at 09:18
Partly useless late answer.
Grumman Goose windows are not unlike that (ie good guess) but the round topped ‘eyebrow’ windows are unobstructed.
By: cestrian - 24th April 2004 at 03:49
Well done Albert Ross
It is indeed a Dragonfly,G-AEDT(now in New Zealand),on final for Hatfield on the occasion of the Moth Club charity flying day in 1990.
By: srpatterson - 24th April 2004 at 01:16
Originally posted by ALBERT ROSS
Definately not a CB. No framework in top windows.
However location is definately Hatfield
Now what would a Sea Bee be doing landing at Hatfield???:D
OK, I’m definately no expert on British aircraft, but the control wheel reminded me of one I had seen in a dH Rapide, however the windows are definately wrong. Any Rapide cousins out there that might qualify?
By: Flood - 24th April 2004 at 00:54
A Beechcraft thingy… Can’t remember the name, damn it! Expeditor sort of thing? C45?
Oh well.
Flood.
By: ALBERT ROSS - 24th April 2004 at 00:14
Originally posted by srpatterson
How about this!!!!Am I Close???
😀
Definately not a CB. No framework in top windows.
However location is definately Hatfield – try and save that photo and you’ll see why 😉
By: srpatterson - 23rd April 2004 at 23:52
How about this!!!!
Am I Close???
😀
By: srpatterson - 23rd April 2004 at 23:35
Originally posted by ALBERT ROSS
DH Dragonfly at Hatfield?
I thought Dragonfly or Rapide, but I think the oval front windows rule both of them out. Just doesn’t seem quite right.
By: ALBERT ROSS - 23rd April 2004 at 22:14
DH Dragonfly at Hatfield?
By: Hatton - 23rd April 2004 at 22:08
Avro Anson at Woodford?
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