Everyone will have their own level and judgement of acceptable risk. On this day, with this pilot, and the necessary insurance, I deemed the risk acceptable. On other occasions, for example, a chance to ride in a Corsair where the entry for the passenger was a hatch in the floor, I deemed not acceptable – a wheels up landing and a fire etc.
I totally agree, whilst my post was tongue in cheek it has a serious point which you have correctly commented upon. Incidentally how do you think you would have managed in Little Demon if you has a wheels up landing? You have considerably more warbird back seat time than I have and I am always interesed to learn.
I can remember another Warbird bail out, it was a P-51 in The States a couple of years or more ago, both pilot and passenger bailed out. I think it may have been one painted a Glamorous Glennis but I’m not sure.
Mark
Just because you can get in doesnt guarantee you can get out!
In a hurry!
When inverted!
Without clouting you rather handsome bonce on the pointy sticky out bit of cockpit combing above your head.
But its all a case of acceptable risk at the end of the day isnt it!
I have to agree with Moocher on this one. Not easy to get out of when the **** hits the fan.
Superb shots, two very happy campers there I think.
Nice bounce!
Get the Avenger over from France too
If the Sea Hurricane could barely keep up what chance has the Avenger got!
The point is entirely moot, it wont happen.
Not sure if the Sea Hurricane is going to Yeovilton, I’ll ask.
I think we probably had more fun than is Legal yesterday
Well done also to ALL at Kennet Aviation for bringing us the Seafire.
Cracking pictures Glenn
Of course Albert its all in the Camera and 20 odd years of practise have noting to do with it. :rolleyes:
I agree entirely about exclusivity, its the only way to go.
For the rivet counters


Now get over it!
I really like the V1 shot. Something often overlooked and a bit different.
how many does he need?
Its not about need! He has a replica, he now also has an original.
Peter Jackson is a Word War 1 aircraft nut! Its going to a very very good home and the funds generated by its sale will allow other aircraft to come out of their containers and take to the air.
I personally think it couldnt go to a better owner. More power to his elbow.