Anyone like to shed some light on who Jet Time Airways are??

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/merseyside/6682705.stm

I guess it would be the old Sterling Airlines?

http://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=1211402

As part of my research for my Skua/Roc book, I had some radio programmes copied from Orkney Library archive tapes. On one of these, there was an interview with a wreck diver who had apparently discovered a Blackburn Roc in quite good condition somewhere off the coast of Orkney. The location was kept secret to hide it from the souvenir hunters, but it was apparently quite accessible and there was talk of raising it. The radio interview was from 1987 and to my knowledge, nothing has happened since. I would be overjoyed to be proved wrong, however, and if anyone knows anything more about this discovery I’d be delighted to hear about it!

From your experience, you would probably be able to state immediately whether this was L3159 of 771 Sqn. which crashed on 22/10/43.

Having said all that, what happened to the originator of this thread, we still want to know why.

I think he’s scouting for a new Airbus factory.:D

One of the three Saunders Roe SR.A/1 ‘Squirt’ jet flying boats crashed in the Solent during testing and as far as I know was not recovered. Of course the possibility of locating it now considering the double tide phenomenon of the Solent would probably be out of the question.

Addt. info.

This is the site for live A.T.C.

http://www.liveatc.net/feedindex.php?type=international

And here is another flight tracker site.

http://flightaware.com/

Brilliant shots Alex like the 727 shot any ideas who owns it? and the Norwegian 737 Taking Off.

James

Don’t tell anyone about the 727, it is the Bahrain Royal Flight. It is also a regular visitor to LHR, Paris, Berlin, Geneva, Milan, Madrid and Bangkok. It has a ‘rich’ heritage as it used to belong to Hughes Airwest.

Mr. Manston asking about a commerical 737 operator?:D Norwegian Air Shuttle.