Big shock, Lets hope a few of his collection end up in Briton.

Brighton? :confused:

I see the team are down to fly at Manston this weekend. Is this their display debut? Their website and Twitter feed seem to have stagnated.

Never say never, but it becomes more unlikely as each year passes. It has been parked for nearly a decade now. A shame, as that would make it the only flying early-model Connie.

I wonder if their DC-2 will ever fly again, the world seems to have run out of airworthy ones of those too.

Probably best to throw it back in the lake or sell it for scrap.

No, far better to restore it, like the Canadians chose to do with theirs, and the RAF Museum are doing with their Hampden. I always feel a little sad every time I walk past the Halifax at Hendon, sitting rather forlornly on the floor.

Personally, I’d far rather they waited until a proper survey and plan were put together, funding put in place, contractors evaluated and selected, the frame constructed, and, more importantly, a proper post-recovery conservation plan devised and set up, than a rushed, botched recovery be carried out.

Ahem, this was 10 years ago, ( hence 60 years !)

see here

http://www.whatgas.com/petrol-prices/unleaded-prices.html

Now I’m confused. What does a 10year old recovery of a Ju52 wreck have to do with the price of petrol?

“Perhaps”, “maybe”, “might not”, “possible”, “might”.

You do seem determined to find a conspiracy here Andy.