Isn’t there a US version of 28days who could investigate?:D

http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/index.php

Is there any such plane out there? I think such a plane is technically possible, although I may be wrong 😀 Such a plane could combine the advantages of a single engine with the advantages of a twin prop…

I am certain I can’t be the first person to think about it. 🙂

Duh! Wright Biplane?:D

I appreciate the courteous and apologetic announcement from MaxJet, makes a change from the usual ‘ceased business messages’. This is confirmation of the rumour that they were talking to EOS earlier this month. Sad news for the employees at this time of year.

Ken Ellis? 😀

M.3D Falcon Six
Falcon Six M. 3B(D) 255 G-ADTD Crashed Thruxton England 1962 Known History: CoA issued to Maddox Airways Ltd, Brooklands on the 4th February 1936; To Vickers Aviation Ltd, Brooklands in February 1936; During 1939-45?, Vickers communications aircraft during war. When modified to M.3D standard, it became Miles communications aircraft.; To Miles Aircraft Ltd, Woodley in February 1946; To R.S. Turner, Woodley in May 1948; To Wiltshire School Of Flying Ltd, Thruxton during February 1951; To G.C. Marler, Thruxton in May 1959; On the 21st September 1962 it crashed when it hit a tree, and went into the sea off Angmering, Sussex. Owner, Geoffrey Marler was killed in the crash.

Did it crash twice in 1962 or is this a typo?:confused: