[QUOTE=Jamie_787;1057300
Really strange to me…
Anyway thanks for the comments mate.
Regards
Jamie M[/QUOTE]
So the controversial thread title could have been ‘Scotland invaded by Canadian troops’!:D Congratulations on not choosing the ‘Sun’ option and great photos!
This will give readers some views of the plane before restoration!
OK, here is my problem, the truth is I am not a student, I am in fact making a documentary
Ah, a reporter who knows more about porn stars, that was the giveaway.:D
You only wish you were lucky enough to be an ex porn star
Basicly, i think some people only join forums with the sole purpose to rant and rave.
Better to rant and rave on ‘paper’ than face to face!:D
The aircraft has been rolling along the runway and is now registered RP-C-8023.
Cool nice shots there and great website. What does it mean by that JT is ?:confused:
James
That would mean that Qantas anti up the lolly to support John in his fantasy world!:D
Stored until recently in the yard of a publishing group – she has now been moved to a museum at or need Giessen in Germany. Anyone know any more?
No, just back from vacation and intended asking you about the situation as I thought you had your finger firmly on the steering wheel in this instance!:D
Hi All
Some old aircraft from the past at the Prima Air and
Space Mussum 15-11-06
Not a bad alternative name for the Pima Air and Space Museum!:D
Neil, although the stally in the picture is not very clear I’m fairley certain that its STAL 38. I purchased the truck via e-bay in August 2005 from a chap in Westhoughton, Bolton. At the time he also had listed the helicopter, a Sopwith camel bi-plane, some vintage motorbikes, a jet engined single seat training air plane,
I wonder if this is the 1 1/2 Strutter that moved near Southampton?:confused:
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=56199&highlight=Sopwith+1%2F2+Strutter
Priceless, thanks BIO, not enough humour around today! 😀 🙂
When in Las Vagas in Feb there were plenty of ‘Janet??’ airways 737’s around – ie the white ones with a red stripe – used to transport staff to Area 51 I believe?
Janet is the radio call sign for the ‘airline’. It might stand for Joint Air Network for Employee Transportation or ‘just Another Non-Existent Terminal!’ They operate six 737’s and some smaller turboprops.
It’s in store at Snibston Discovery Park at Coalville
It doesn’t appear as an exhibit on their web page, so presumably it is dismantled and in protective custody?
Swiss cool cant wait to see that :)James
Might have to wait a long time, another forum reports this order as cancelled! 🙁
Great, a lot of folks can start breathing again, but only the first step has been taken! 🙂 How big was the ‘audience’?
They’re a regional jet…..i should imagine they’ll be used for exactly that
The range of the 195 is between 2600 and 3300 km. depending on specifications. They were bought as regional airliners to fly to eleven countries in the Middle East, Europe and Africa. I believe four are purchased and three leased from GE Capital Aviation.