There is a report that the plane PR-GTD has been located on a farm in the forest. There are 155 paasengers and six crew aboard. It collided with a Legacy 600 on delivery to the US by a US crew and both aircraft should have had TCAS operational. :confused:
The flight 1907 (?) is still missing at 9.00 a.m. CET according to CNN and there is confusion at the moment whether a mid air collision occured or not. 🙁 Let us hope for the best.
Info, direct from the Flypast Reference Library! Looks sort of like a low wing York in this angle.
And here is a picture, F-WWDD.
So, before this thread disappears into the sunset, what is the situation with Greenham Common? Are there still any operations, who owns the airfield and what are the future plans, confirmed or proposed?
But can some thumbnails not be enlarged? Would this depend on the type of zip?
Confusing title, Fairey? Plymouth? EADS? 😀
Well worth seeing again! 😀
These two SU-27’s had a very close encounter believed to be about August 2006.
I accept your superior knowledge on the time frame. My link was joining this incident with two airliner ‘bumps’ in the same month. 🙂
Nice photos, guess you were standing next to G-PIK at the time! 🙂 Actually, I think I saw both of you by the fence when I took off on Thursday to Stansted. 😀
No not yet. Was hoping to go next month or so, but due to the missus wanting to get married ( big day saturday 23rd) it doesn’t look like I will get there until about january Im afraid!
Congratulations for the 23rd! Suggestion, have the honeymoon immediately afterwards in, I don’t know……….. Dom.Rep! 🙂
Thanks BIGVERN I will have to find my way down there one day and have a look.
John.
And even at Solent Sky!
Direct link to story for future reference
Thanks, I guess my link only worked on the day of issue! 😀
QldSpitty.
As your link does not work, try this for a potted history, fascinating!
http://www.aircraftresourcecenter.com/Fea1/101-200/Fea182_Walters-Farm_Williams/part1/Fea182.htm
G-CSZB, East Midlands Airport? :confused: