The Metropolitan Communications Squadron was a V.I.P. transport Squadron.

http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/london/aboutus/history_hendon5.cfm

You… Did realise my comment was pure, 100% sarcasm, didn’t you? Please tell me you did!

By the way, my B, E, A, D and G are perfectly in tune. 🙂

Paul

I was right then, your C and F are missing, maybe the humour string as well:D 😀

Don’t forget some newbie posters might not be in tune with your ripostes!

Good subject, never realised it was a hard runway, always assumed it was grass. Just tried looking for their Comanche and couldn’t find it. Anyone remember it?

Maybe the Comanche was a mistake! However they did have Auster G-AIPE, Messenger G-AKDF, Gemini G-ALMU, C-172 G-AWCN, Aztec G-BCRP, Islander G-BLEC and possibly a Dove.

I guess you would start here:

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M-ICRO has been registered and is a Citation.

No, my sources have produced no further information on the incident!:mad:

Of course could be an insurance job. There was a South African guy in Belfast who ran a Spar shop (do you have Spar in england?)

Yes we have Spar shops in the U.K., Spain and Germany.

danny800.

The point I made earlier, there are fires every day and very few will reach the national papers as they are just of local interest.