Good video of Merida and surrounding countryside possibly taken from an ATR.42.:(
No, this one saw the target on the roof of the house and scored a bullseye. Fortunately no fatal injuries.
This photo will show the angle of descent or arrest.
The plane is an ATR-42.:(
Welcome to the Forum MAu1940, unfortunate to start off with an error!:D The link refers to the earlier tragedy, the current situation involves a Piper.
I remember…….
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=75775&highlight=MD-11
…..probably the most expensive MD-11 in the world!
My guess for the oldest civilian 707 flying would be 9Q-CLK, c/n 17702 of Hewa Bora Airways and the oldest military 707 would be c/n 17921 of the Israeli Air Force.
Bit of a discrepancy with my ‘flight sim picture’!:D :confused:
Glad the project was successful, not exactly the content that I expected, so maybe the ‘takers’ do owe us explanations!:D
Was expecting an Islander crash, so if you were too, here is one from South Africa recently.
‘Got a result’ Good for you, would you like to share that photo or we will never know what it looked like here (U.K.)!:)
It’s a type that never saw service in this country
But it did get ‘downunnda’:)
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Trans-Australia-Airlines/Trans-Australia-Airlines/1203688
Now there was a missed cockpit project!:D
Makes you wonder what the doctors say when you are out cold on the operating table!:D
Hello Kris and welcome to the Forum.:)
Hope you understood Wieesso’s instructions, the members list is on this forum, but it would be best to send an e-mail, if it works, as Dan hasn’t been logged onto this Forum for over a month, good luck.
Looking at that photograph I’m not sure preserved is quite the right word.
1L.
I believe it is a ‘work in progress’, at least it was when I saw it last October.