I have seen the pictures before recently, so it has been published. I think it happened a few months ago.:)
VP-BDF lol! 😮 nice shots!
C/N 47855, ex Japan Airlines, Aeroflot for five years. Interesting, Aeroflot have four of these!
Does anyone know if the Surrey Aviation Services AL.1 is still out there somewhere?
The WHAT? Don’t let this one get away, what is/was it?:D
Here you are Papa Lima.:(
Don’t worry Merkle, just think of ostriches!:D
Should this forum be used for this type of discusion?, I think not, who are we to judge whatever the circumstances.John.
General Discussion. The Forum for non aviation topics. Yes, this subject qualifies. King Macaan is a science fiction character. The title of the thread should read McCann. What amazes me is that the parents are Doctors, but is this mentioned in the newspapers? The journalists predeliction with titles and authority would usually emphasise the titles of the subjects.:confused:
Should this forum be used for this type of discusion?, I think not, who are we to judge whatever the circumstances.John.
General Discussion. The Forum for non aviation topics. Yes, this subject qualifies. King Macaan is a science fiction character. The title of the thread should read McCann. What amazes me is that the parents are Doctors, but is this mentioned in the newspapers? The journalists predeliction with titles and authority would usually emphasise the titles of the subjects.:confused:
Not all the help being offerred is appreciated!
http://ap.lubbockonline.com/pstories/20070911/198574347.shtml
Ah, not many people know that.:)
Ah, not many people know that.:)
Surprised that the airport is still closed, it looked from the video as though the plane had veered off the runway completely.:confused:
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iAhDKlufJZqByYD47zHVNPeREvtQ
Yes, happened Sunday, 9/9. Looks like a good result with the fire engine in action almost before the one (remaining) propeller stopped turning.
Nice report, nothing like airing out a few treasures that don’t often see the light of day!:)
Here’s some more of a Blanik taken at Bicester taken in the late 60’s. Blanik’s had a limited service life.
Why was this? The modern gliders are of aluminium semi-monocoque construction which would seem to prolong life.:confused:
Best of luck with the project and welcome to the Forum. I guess you would be the friend of the Dustyone!:) , but wonder why you are not Tango Echo!
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=73944&highlight=Proctor