By: BlueRobin - 24th March 2004 at 19:18
…as the actress said to the bishop! 😉 😀
By: station357 - 24th March 2004 at 19:14
Oops, sorry guys-I think that is a bit big!
Regards,
Paul
(above piccy now edited, phew! 🙂 ).
By: station357 - 24th March 2004 at 19:12
Sorry this does not answer your question, but wanted an excuse to try posting my first photo on the forum. Hope it turns out!
Anyway, here is G-AMSV at Leicester circa 1985.
Regards,
Paul
By: FL200 - 24th March 2004 at 18:57
Don’t forget G-AMCA, now at the Aviodrome at Leylstad in a hideous (but authentic) orange livery.
How about G-DAKK ? Was that ever Air Antique? If so, it was before my time.
Jon.
By: Hatton - 24th March 2004 at 12:55
to recap,
G-AMPZ, Berlin
G-AMRA, historic flight
G-ANAF, Used as a research (?) aircraft for thales.
G-AMSV….still airworthy with AA?
G-AMPY ….still airworthy with AA?
G-AMYJ, Donated to the Yorkshire Air Museum
G-AMPO ….RAF Lyneham on Display
G-AMHJ, Assault Glider Project ,Shawbury
G-APML ???
By: Hatton - 24th March 2004 at 12:54
G-AMPO, Now at Lyneham
photo from
By: BlueRobin - 24th March 2004 at 11:54
Haven’t done a census for a while. Think SV was retired? I recall as a wee sprog that SV had her port wing replaced in ’85; the original was still in the AA hangar last year.
By: Last Lightning - 24th March 2004 at 01:23
thinking back one of AA daks went to the gate at either Brize Norton or Lynham
By: Hatton - 23rd March 2004 at 16:59
hmm,
G-AMPZ, now in Berlin flying from Templehof,
i flew in this aircraft and then it was sold shortly after and moved to Berlin. A year later i was backpacking around Europe and was in Berlin and it overflew me ,a nice reunion 🙂
G-AMRA, I Think this is still alive and kicking with them and replaced PZ as the historic flight dak.
G-ANAF, Used as a research (?) aircraft for thales.
G-AMSV….still airworthy with AA?
G-AMPY ….still airworthy with AA?
G-AMYJ, Donated to the Yorkshire Air Museum
G-AMPO ….still airworthy with AA?
G-AMHJ, Donated to the Assault Glider Project at Shawbury to display alongside their Airspeed Horsa
Ive got a video of three daks flying in formation, i gues i could post a still or two if anyone is interested?
I think this information is correct albeit incomplete
best regards, steve
By: Moggy C - 23rd March 2004 at 15:03
I used to work there, but not being a spotter I couldn’t tell one from the other unless they were painted in different colours.
Moggy
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By: Chipmunk Carol - 23rd March 2004 at 14:35
Put “ATLANTIC AIR TRANSPORT LTD” into G-INFO and it will tell you thier current ones, plus a whole lot more.
For past ones, why don’t you write to them?
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