I wonder what this USAF C-17 was doing at Ashkhabad Northwest in Turkmenistan?

There were quite a few Beagle 206s registered in the UK in the early 70s.

I remember G-ASOF and G-ATDD being almost permanently in the pattern at Turnhouse. G-AVCG-CJ were also round and about then as were G-ATKO and G-ATKP. Probably there were others but my mind is blank.

photos from RNoAF last Saturday. 6 planes total

Look at the bottom picture, there’s another refuelling going on at a much lower flight level

Here’s the last resting place of a few of them – Marana

http://maps.google.co.uk/?q=Tucson,+AZ,+USA+(tucson)&ie=UTF8&z=18&ll=32.512675,-111.322752&spn=0.002045,0.005364&t=k&om=0

It was EP-MCF according to pictures on the Flight International website. It was interesting to see a quote from Paul Duffy on the BBC News www site – interesting because Paul sadly died in January 2005.

Just looking at the attached link and the late lamented Khodynka Polet airfiled in central Moscow, I noticed a number of aircraft in the trees to the South of the field. I can see a Su-24, a Su-27, a MiG-29 and a MiG-21. Can these be seen from the outside and has anybody any idea what the aircraft on the white concrete is just on the Southern airfield boundary?

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Moscow&ll=55.787192,37.532644&spn=0.01303,0.066605&t=k

http://www.bamuseum.com/index.html

Nice to see that BA still think highly of their collection and museum