New UK MIles Magister

Thank you, James.

It’s a shame that there wasn’t room enough in the shipping container for the poor old GA Gygnet that, for decades, has been stuffed and mounted as a gate guardian by the Aero Club Colón near Buenos Aires, Argentina (q.v. https://www.key.aero/forum/historic-aviation/143541-general-aircraft-cygnet – its a pity that the hyperlinks there no longer work).

I have just corrected a problem with the hyperlinks in that thread.

Sadly going to be based in the Czech Republic. I see the Hawk  G-ADWT has departed to Germany. Luckerly got to see it in the hangar at White Waltham but never any where else.

It’s a shame that there wasn’t room enough in the shipping container for the poor old GA Gygnet that, for decades, has been stuffed and mounted as a gate guardian by the Aero Club Colón near Buenos Aires, Argentina (q.v. https://www.key.aero/forum/historic-aviation/143541-general-aircraft-cygnet – its a pity that the hyperlinks there no longer work).

Lets hope the new owners actually show it off as airworthy Miles aircraft, that actually visit places, are  as rare as hens teeth in the south!

And almost non-existent in the north! A visit to her old stomping ground at Montrose would be much appreciated ?. Great news that we have another airworthy example in the UK.

Now that is good news. There’s more on the topic at https://www.tigermoth.cz/en/collection/miles-magister-mk-i-n3827-en.