Isn’t Waddington’s Vulcan XM607? and isn’t that the Vulcan that flew the first of the Blackbuck missions to Bomb Port Stanley runway? – so I guess as Vulcans go that makes it pretty special.

Steve

Question; So apart from the Hendon example, Duxford cockpit and this fuselage section, what over substantial and not so substantial portions of Typhon still exist?

Steve.

Wasn’t one deployed to Mildenhall last year? I seem to remember an interview with its crew appearing in Aircraft Illustrated.

Steve

Come to think of it you still see the Skyvan’s big brothers the 330 & 360 around, but I can’t remember when I last saw a Skyvan in UK skies. So are there any still active in the UK?

Steve

I think all you have to be is a citizen of a Common Wealth country.

Steve.

Can I just add my thanks to Air Atlantique for a superb day, and say if you haven’t been then go this is one of the very best aviation events held anywhere! Very friendly, well organised, lots and lots of low key action and great photgraphic oppotunities. But best of all you get to go flying – bliss.

Steve

PS a very special thanks to Servila (hope I’ve spelt that right) who flew us in the Prentice.

I spent a week there on ATC camp when they had Hawks, Hunters and Gnats – Great.

Steve.