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  • in reply to: Meteor crash Westcliff 1950's ????? #1313898
    Jamie-Southend
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    RAFRochford i think the Canberra`s you are thinking of were German Airforce 99+34 & 99+35, regular visitors to Southend at that time. Something i believe to do with Photographic work for Marconi`s.

    Here`s a picture

    in reply to: Introducing myself #581669
    Jamie-Southend
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    yes i done a double take to 🙂

    in reply to: Thames Fort Fire #1319402
    Jamie-Southend
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    Nick ( Old fart ),

    After looking at the Sealand Pics, how do they get on it? I could not see no ladders going up either of the two supports which i gather are hollow?

    Any ideas?

    Jamie

    in reply to: PM to get two 'Blair Force Ones' #587098
    Jamie-Southend
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    Should use the budgets like the rest of us !

    in reply to: Best Minicam ever! #1330504
    Jamie-Southend
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    Ignore my last post!

    Theres a DVD full of the Pink Pilot

    http://homepage1.nifty.com/CUE/html/main_fset.html

    in reply to: Best Minicam ever! #1330513
    Jamie-Southend
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    I know this is a little sad, but having watched the clip a few times you begin to wonder where its filmed…..any ideas anyone.

    PS – Vehicles are driving on the Left, but dont think its the UK!

    in reply to: Best Minicam ever! #1331354
    Jamie-Southend
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    Sconner, are there anymore of those on the net anywhere?

    in reply to: BHX Emergency Landing #589822
    Jamie-Southend
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    Can anyone answer why they used BHX? I have just seen the BBC Local news for the East, and they are going on about 100`s of passengers delayed why th R/W is blocked. As it was a TNT flight with no PAX, and it must have been a guaranteed R/W closure once down, why pick a busy Intl airport?

    Years ago when something like this happened inbound to any of the South East airports, Manston was always used for these sort of diversions. I know Manston is probably no longer suitable but what about other places, with much less knock on disruption?

    Anyone know?

    in reply to: Carvair – Alive & well #1333648
    Jamie-Southend
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    Glad you liked the video of 9J-PAA – just incase anyone is feeling “flush” at the moment, 9J-PAA is still for sale and has been drastically reduced!

    Basically if you have £100,000 spare, you can have it delivered to the UK, complete with Spares and a Ferry Crew, and its 100% airworthy.

    Wether of course it can be flown once here, is another matter. 🙂

    in reply to: Southend Vikings #1335426
    Jamie-Southend
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    Wow the Royal Throne, bet that turns up on Ebay with the Tangmere sign 🙂

    in reply to: XL 747-400's?(TCD) #594391
    Jamie-Southend
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    I have a flight LGW-SFB Next March with TCD and was expecting 743 and maybe the new 400`s, but flight confirmation paperwork arrived last week stated 757!

    in reply to: Carvair – Alive & well #1336315
    Jamie-Southend
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    nearly forgot….just to wet your appetite……

    http://www.flightlevel350.com/aviation_video.php?id=1322

    in reply to: Carvair – Alive & well #1336317
    Jamie-Southend
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    I am sure someone can answer this, but whats the score with regard to preserving a type in the UK in flying condition, am i correct in thinking that it requires some sort of support from OEM`s etc, in order to get CAA approval……if thats the case i wonder how it would work with something like the Carvair.

    in reply to: Carvair – Alive & well #1251441
    Jamie-Southend
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    What a lovley thought Albert.

    G-ORDY there were two at Honolulu late 80, early 90`s I gather N5459M & N5459X.
    These are the two Ex Ansett machines, both still current as 9J-PAA & N898AT. The first one being the one thats up for sale.

    in reply to: Carvair – Alive & well #1251680
    Jamie-Southend
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    Having done a bit more digging tonight, i think the following is roughly correct.

    Still flying are ;

    N89FA – (As mentioned above) Gator Global – Formally G-ASHZ
    N898AT – Brooks Fuel Alaska – Formally C-GAAH Hawkair & originally Ansetts VH-INK ( never UK Reg)

    9J-PAA – Phoebus S-Africa – Formally N5459M and again an Ansett VH-INM

    Others sadly scrapped or crashed in the last 10 years included
    N55243 (G-AXAI),
    9Q-CTI ( G-ASKG )
    N103 ( G-ASDC )
    N83FA ( G-AREK )

    Rumour has it 9J-PAA – Phoebus S-Africa – Formally N5459M and again an Ansett VH-INM was for sale at $250,000 US Dollars, for those of you Lotto winners 😉

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