The facility at Gratz is something else! It has to be seen to be believed….AWESOME

Bit confused about the connections between Graz and Salzburg as the new hangars seem to be at Salzburg, check out the Red Bulls website.

http://www.flyingbulls.at/start_skiped_e.html

The aircraft N612VH is registered to the Classic Rotors Museum at Ramona. Interestingly, the other Wasp registered in the U.S. is N46641 which according to its U.S. aircraft code is a 12 seater!:D

This is a beautiful restoration beyond doubt. The aircraft, c/n 45563 was originally delivered to the Yugoslavian as YU-AFA and then sold to the Zambian Air Force. It became V5-NCF and was then rescued by Red Bull which is owned by Dietrich Mateschitz and Mr. Chaleo. It might hold a record for having spent the least time in the U.S.

Despite the hype by posters on this thread, there was no terrorist activity in this instance. The two people were employees of a private court service company contracted by the state of Hawaii to transport a prisoner from Arizona to Hawaii. The gun was declared to screeners and following a police check, the holder did not have a gun permit and technically were not police officers.

Why would the Napoli be carrying contaminated vodka? Ah yes it’s just a smokescreen on the part of HM customs & excise isn’t it ?:rolleyes:

Obviously the vodka was not contaminated when it was ON the ship.:p

The Health Protection Agency has followed up the story that vodka was stolen from a container at Portland Port (as reported in media yesterday). There were concerns that the vodka may be contaminated, and Dorset Police issued a warning urging ‘anyone who has bought a bottle of vodka from a man in the Weymouth area not to drink it.” The advice from the Salvage Control Unit to the Health Protection Agency is that the vodka has been tested and found in good condition. However, no known vodka has left the site. The containers with the vodka are being loaded onto the MSC Grace.

Contractors are responding to reports of fruit juice cartons washing ashore at Branscombe.

“Ryanair will open services to Poznan, Wroclaw, Rzeszow and Katowice in Poland.”

So can you confirm that there is a big demand from Bristol to Poland and vice versa? Obviously I am fishing for some background info. which I do not have knowledge of.