aeroplane lands on top of THEATRE ROYAL , YORK !!

Perfectly correct term.

When a crane lifts cargo off a ship and places on the quay it is “Landed”

No one is suggesting it flew on to the top of the building.

Looks good…a nice touch, an a rare, pleasant news subject.

Obviously the thing to do at the mo – Vanguard Self Storage on the A40 in London (who sometimes have a Hunter on their roof and, I believe, have had a Frightening in the past) currently have a replica WW1 tank up there, named to honour the owners uncle and great-uncle.

http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/news/local-news/replica-first-world-war-tank-7312889

Adrian

As the two French Squadrons flew the mighty Halifax shouldn’t they have winched the YAM Halifax up there!!! 🙂

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-28070167

the BBC also reported this story !

And I must say that I like the idea of having the Hurricane visible during the upcoming festivities there. Well done!

A perfectly worded headline to incite interest although it’s clearly written with a smile to signal an event without any danger involved. I.e lands not crashes.:)

the article was a simple statement of fact – i can’t see why you’re being so unpleasant .

Another attention getting headline.

You might consider a career in the tabloids….

Full scale model of an aeroplane I guess…