I would guess that it will be covered by Insurance though is a storm an act of GOD
I was lead to believe that Loch lomomnd Seaplanes had aquired the Plane , so I dont know if this will affect their operations For 2007,as they have accquired a licence to operate commercial flights from The River Clyde, though in thier Blurb , it was quoted they would be using a Beaver float Plane

I would like to think that the owner’s insurance policy covers weather damage, but with insurance companies you never know!

Ofcourse from the angle of your shots it is hard to assess the damage properly, but it doesn’t look too bad. Ofcourse if the main wing spar has suffered a crack due to the impact then there may be a problem. But hopefully it will be repaired quickly. I think you’re right about Loch Lomond Sea Planes.

Gaz

p.s. Icelandic 757 TF-LLZ passing through GLA tomorrow around 11-ish, going to LGW to operate for Ghana Intl. Airlines.

Gaz

I think this one goes down as my favourite. No particular reason apart from 747’s are still something to treasure at GLA. Can’t wait for the VS 744 next summer.

Although a shot of an easyJet and a seagull came a close second 🙂

Gaz

Works out about £130 if you take Ryanair via DUB. But I just checked random dates as you never mentioned any. So it may be different for the dates you want.

Gaz

Really? Seems ok on openatc. Must be a nightmare for pilots.

Gaz

Yes they are cruise charters.

Gaz

Please note, I’m only mocking up firmed customers. Though I might me open to any requests that particularly intrigue me.

Fantastic work Bmused. How about a Peter Max 787 😛

Gaz

GHB9001 ferries VIE-LGW on Tuesday arriving LGW 1100 Zulu time.

Gaz

Yeh it has, they announced it with another 4 routes which were Pula, Mahon, Nice and Ibiza, which brings the route total to 9 with the ALC,AGP and PMI all frequency increasing

Ofcourse you meant “10”. 😛

Gaz