Topic really for GD so I will move in a second. Can you post some screenshots please? This may give more detailed information.
It does beg the question though (I’m sorry) but a) could this have been seen with a pre-flight and b) caught during the departure roll?
Also went through the Wellesbourne overhead judging by the photos on Facebook
Have you checked vBulletin to see if this is possible?
Have you checked vBulletin to see if this is possible?
Good post.
Just as an amusing aside, the father of an ex-girlfriend worked on the Vulcan. When he built his shower at home, he placed an access panel underneath the tray, just in case! 😎
Aeronut, air law defines the difference between an incident and accident. The AAIB also states what therefore must be reported. Often this is up to the owner/pilot to initiate. Sadly some operators of aircraft have little clue of their legal obligations.
Aeronut, air law defines the difference between an incident and accident. The AAIB also states what therefore must be reported. Often this is up to the owner/pilot to initiate. Sadly some operators of aircraft have little clue of their legal obligations.
Credit given where credit’s due. They should be all here:
http://www.flightglobal.com/airspace/media/default.aspx
Use the Search
Flight Archive
They are – I handled these plates back in 2006 when the image archive was in its infancy. I might have scanned one or two of the Mildenhall ones above as well.
What’s your connection, David?
Is the twin radial (B-18/Hughes?) still at Coventry? Spotted rumbling south o/h Southam yesterday
Moved to CA
Guess many flight booking services will give you clues.
Guys my tracert stats show the routing is ok (I’m with TT) so suspect an internal issue.
Guys my tracert stats show the routing is ok (I’m with TT) so suspect an internal issue.
There is an issue I suspect having observed the same (fast-slow-fast) and possibly it’s database related. I’ve flagged it up in our admin area for investigation.