Well, didn’t seem to interest many people on the forum, but it sure interested someone in the States who paid $117.50 for them!:)
Great guys, if we knew what you were taking about!:D So here it is for the rest of us!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iXwzBvdrIY
Cheers!:diablo: For one minute of purity.
Comprehensively discussed here!
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=73373&highlight=CityJet
Guess it depends where it is coming from!:D
And if you want to see it flying………WOW
http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/search/birotor+/video/x21rf7_helicoptere-mil-mi12-russe_tech
Why do they have to ask Canada, Russia is closer!
Here is a photo of the aircraft in its demise.:(
http://www.vickersviscount.net/Pages_Photos/Photos_CNGallery.aspx
[B]The Condors would be a great find as, I believe, they are extinct.
If you don’t know, they are a classic twin engined bi-plane airliner.
Not many “between the wars” airliners survive from any country, so this could be very important.
Amazing if you came across this in the Antartic!
As I expected, the salvage contract for the stern has gone to Smit. The stern will be lifted or if this is not possible, it will be cut up in-situ. This is anticipated for the middle of November.
As I expected, the salvage contract for the stern has gone to Smit. The stern will be lifted or if this is not possible, it will be cut up in-situ. This is anticipated for the middle of November.
No idea but my info. is that it was scrapped at Southend in May ’79, so if you were there in ’80, you should have heard something about it. Interesting that this aircraft, c/n 27, wore B.E.A., B.O.A.C. and B.A. titles at different times, as well as Cambrian.
Just musing what the ferry range of the Mars would be and, if it made it to Europe, where it might stage through? Ireland, the UK or France – and where would be most suitable?Roger Smith.
Surely Foynes?:)
Item 294 is an Airfield Control trailer!:)
http://www.witham-sv.com/tender/lots.php
Probably looks like this.;)
If you miss it in the UK, it would seem to be appropriate to post this video, 3.30 minutes to remind us of the plane in action!
Thanks. You just jogged my memory, isn’t Lydd now called ‘London Ashford Airport’?:D