Very good.
Let’s hope so 🙂
Very nice. I like them 🙂 Love the shot of the BA A319 and B737-400.
Very enjoyable set 🙂
Nice shot 🙂
Great!
Such a shame, eh.
Apparently, from another forum, the instructor and student are doing well and one should be leaving hospital soon.
You’re right. They need proper reporters that do their homework rather than make stuff up.
Trouble is that everything in the UK is going the sensationalist direction, even the ‘terror in the skies’ programme on C4 at the moment that is presented by an aeronautical engineer appears to go along the sensationalist rule at times.
They probably are the ones claiming for asylum.
Similar thing happened with the hijacked Ariana B727 in 2000. http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/february-2000-ariana-afghan-boeing-727-hijackers-win-uk-asylum-case-sparking-fears-of-precedent-206557/
mike, you’re right, I wish the newspapers wouldn’t report such rubbish. What spitfireman quoted from the news article is hilarious. Doesn’t matter about the age of the aircraft, all that matters is that they are maintained well.
What annoys me is that they employ people to write this stuff and pay them for it too. It’s half arsed, most jobs you’d get fired for doing such a bad job.
Now the people at the center of this event are claiming asylum, knowing the UK we’ll allow it: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-22926987
Some nice catches 🙂
Nice collection.
Sad to see the one of the babies heading for the scrap though.
They have numerous PA38’s there, so there is no guarantee it would have definitely been the same one.
The AAIB are good at what they do, they’ll cover all bases.
I fly from Cranfield too and the accident is a sad one but hopefully the 2 in hospital will make a full recovery.
As for the rumours, it’s best not to get too overly indulged in them. I know there are rumours flying around and they may or may not be true, it’s best to wait for the AAIB to conclude their investigation.