AIRBASE new resident

Aparently not…:o

From the little bit I heard when she arrived I didn’t draw the impression of any change of ownership.

Banupa – I thought everybody knew where AIRBASE was 😀 😀

Roger Smith.

Oh it’s Coventry…thank you Mr Google…:rolleyes:

Greetings All,

Interesting news. Presumably that means work to be carried on behalf of existing owners with view to new permit – or has ownership now changed?

Does anyone know if indeed the aircraft has got new owners, and if who said may be? I would be very interested, myself, to contact the owners of this machine in the case that it might be in for some work, repairs, or what have you.

Cheers.

Interesting news. Presumably that means work to be carried on behalf of existing owners with view to new permit – or has ownership now changed? Is it possible to photograph it?

It’s certainly possible to photograph it at present – here’s a shot I took today so you could get an idea of access.

Tim
AACF Volunteer

Last weekend it was on display in the main exhibition hangar (H7) on view to the public. I suspect it will be the same on forthcoming weekends, but cannot guarantee this, after all, it is a privately owned machine so may be out and about flying at any particular time.

Thanks for that Tim; it’s obviously been updated since I last looked, as the previous permit expired in August 2006 & a new application was pending, hence my original question. You’re over there a lot, do you know what’s going on & whether it can be photographed?

Interesting news. Presumably that means work to be carried on behalf of existing owners with view to new permit – or has ownership now changed? Is it possible to photograph it?

New permit? The CAA website indicates its current permit is valid until June 2012.

Tim

Roger

I guess you mean G-BZMY (G-BMZY is a Balloon :)).

Tim
AACF Volunteer

Interesting news. Presumably that means work to be carried on behalf of existing owners with view to new permit – or has ownership now changed? Is it possible to photograph it?