“Not sure about Princess Edward”

No one is…..

I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing him last week, he’s a thoroughly decent chap and the misses is quite a looker as well.

Exactly. I wish people would stop this ridiculous notion that the money donated to the Vulcan would automatically be donated to other projects if it were grounded. It just wouldn’t happen!

You seem to be certain in that statement, have you any evidence that this wouldn’t happen. How can you say that those people who have been acting like lemmings, by giving their hard earned cast to this project, wouldn’t follow suit and give to another aviation project looking for money.

Are you certain that if, say, the Concorde to the Sky project suddenly appears to be feasible, these people will not be lead by their hearts and blindly start giving to it in some rather forlorn hope, rather than using their heads.

Hi Ben

Did you receive something in the post ??

Kind regards

Ian

I would also feel that it might be for the Director of Rare Aero Ltd (a Channel Islands) company to register on the forum otherwise the legal standing of a statement posted by a third party might be open to interpretation.

Having resigned from the Jersey offshore finance industry in February, I can say with some inside knowledge, that it is quite possible that the directors of this company have very little interest or knowledge of historic aviation and/or covenant of this aircraft and therefore their input here would be totally meaningless.

The “free” tickets I had have now been sold to the highest bidders. That’s All Folks.

Sunday tickets have been taken. Still have two for Saturday.

Another former BM597 pilot to go forth. I met and chatted with him on several occasions at Old Hay, Chailey and Flying Legends, he was always willing to talk, a charming man and will be sorely missed.

Paul

I maybe able to get something on the Channel Islands, but not until next week.