Don’t have to look too far! Photo by Mick Bajcar.
was this not a relatively new aircraft? Out of pure curiosity.
MSN 547, f/f 28/6/95 previously VH-HYO.
Great video, thanks for sharing, congratulations to the crew as well!
Hi New Forest, is there a passenger list for the accident on the site, I had a look last night but couldn’t see one.
No, in respect for the deceased and assurance of confidentiality given to those who provided information to the webmaster, all names are witheld. No doubt the information is in the newspapers of the time.
Yes, I consider it a complete and unbiased analytical report on the accident. It is interesting that the crash is not included in some accident databases which I am trying to correct. I was eighteen at the time and in the area and I can not remember any recollection of the event. The Aquila Airways crash seven years earlier was much more vivid in my memory.
Over the years, Channel managed to lose a few other aircraft in accidents, including a C-47 that flew into St Boniface Down on the IoW while carrying a cargo of daffodils.
You would be referring to G-AGZB. It may have been carrying daffodils, but twelve crew and passengers were killed. I will post a new thread giving the full details of this little known accident.
awesome photos! very dramatic. i love taking these sort of shots
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awesome photos! very dramatic. i love taking these sort of shots
Good, you will also like the below link then! 🙂
Any news on the Auster’s identity?
No news, but VH-WCL, J5P, s/n 3259 is based at the airfield. Draw your own conclusions 🙁
What a machine! 🙂 (Photo Elena Filimonova).
I’d like to know how a fire like this started. Arson or accident? 🙁
Yes, a bush fire, but the police are investigating it as ‘suspicious’.
http://www.imperial-airways.com/Bristol_75_ten_seater.html
Well, here is the development, from the 62 to the 75.
[QUOTE=Ozter]Any news on the Auster’s identity?[/QUOTE)
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your kind words regarding the fire at YBRS. A total of 3 aircraft was lost including the Cirrus Moth. At this time I am unable to confirm the rego info on this aircraft. However, your info regarding the Moth seems probably correct. Other aircraft lost include a Oster and home built Jabiru. In the subject box please click on the link to see photos. The last 3 or 4 photos show the engine and fuel tank to the moth.
Regards,
Norm Adams
Geelong Aero Club
Information straight from the source, seems as though he is trying to copy your name!
Guys,
Thanks for the input. It amazes me how some Cat owners will just about hand over the yoke, just for asking, while others closely guard it like it’s a Top Secret aircraft. I’m leaving for the UK today, it would be nice if I could get on base this weekend to take a looksey.
Thanks
Larry
You were given the clue, rent a plane and fly in, good luck and let us know the result! 🙂
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=52590&highlight=Pizza+delivery
As reported here in January! 😀