Err… :confused:

Wos that then???

Kind of makes you wonder what they were doing operating the flight if they weren’t properly trained. 😮

nice shots there tom liking the dc10s

Yeah, me too.

The first one (DAS Cargo) is a “Proper” old DC-10-30 isn’t it?

Not one of them newfangled MD-11’s. 😀

That lightning looks in a very sorry state.

Tartan.

If you ever find yourself in Norwich again, they have a museum on the back of the Airport. They have a Stunning Lightning there, in Bare Metal finish. And a Vulcan, amongst others. 🙂

Therefor they knew about the airport when moving in. And most of todays younger homeowners certainly have nothing to say as they certainly knew about the noise when buying!

I’m with you on that one.

But then, the houses around Heathrow have all popped its SINCE then.

That’s because Heathrow wasn’t originally on the present site it is today.

The Original airport was on Hounslow Heath.

Wow just look at that VC-10, what a beuty! 😀

Second that.

That first C1K shot is stunning. 😎

Best looking Aircraft EVER.

Pull it down and build a nice shaped hanger instead, better still, pull it down and move it somwhere else, like Florida.

But the Duxford AAM is a tribute to the members, primarily, of the 8th AF, because of their WW2 links to the East Anglia region (and Duxford in particular).
I think I’m correct in saying it’s the most important collection of US aircraft outside of the US itself.

What advantage could possibly be gained by moving the collection to Florida?