and an article (2006)
http://www.hampshire.police.uk/NR/rdonlyres/11C2C1C4-1227-4404-8680-B49FBC841AE8/0/Frontline124.pdf
(scroll down to page 15)Martin
Thanks for the link, wish I’d read your last sentence first, the heading for the item is ‘An emotional return.’
This is the item on E-bay, just shows you never know what to throw away!
Posting too late at night Moggy or need a new calculator, try £7440!
Well, none of us could afford it, or anyone else for that matter, no bids.
Hello again, I agree that a memorial should be erected about this tragic event. This was probably the beginning of the end for Aquila and for those less familiar with the accident, the details are below.
http://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=19571115-1
There is another memorial on the Isle of Wight and this represents the crash of the DC-3 on 7th May, 1953 probably a lesser known accident although it happened more recently. A very interesting web site which may give you some ideas.
The airfield at Cleethorpes would seem to be between the town and the sea in this picture!:D
http://www.content-delivery.co.uk/aviation/airfields/Cleethorpes.html
If we are talking about EC-FDH, c/n 11982, it doesn’t look as though it survived to have another life!:(
Stored at Miami and probably no longer in existence!:)
Superb selection of photos and even a historic 727! Transmile operate nine of these aircraft in service.
Guess this would be the place!:) L7005 Defiant is a replica.
Is this the page you are looking for?:)
The Luftwaffe seat went for $482 and it is off to the Netherlands.
Sorry, it didn’t go ‘off’ as it is currently in the Netherlands.
The Anson seat did not collect any bids.
Pour yourself a drink and enjoy this long thread ALL about keys with a lot of information that you didn’t know you didn’t know!:D
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=278770&highlight=Plane+keys
I suggest you read this report of a trip from Iran to Venezuela this year. A fascinating read and I don’t suggest you go to this length, but check out other trip reports on our Forum for typical reports.:)
Vega,
What a crying shame, how can one go to sleep tonight?:eek:
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Remember the XROE-1 Rotorcycle being there too?
Wicked Willip :diablo:
Yes, the XROE-1 Rotorcyle, no notes left so I couldn’t remember the name. I remember them testing them just to the east of the car park. Whatever happened to G-APYF? And some of the others, they are still looking for them!