Damn….. now that’s desktop wallpaper material. Where did that come from and is there more?

As already stated, photo’s from British Aerospace.

SAAF Hawk Mk120

Photo: British Aerospace
Photographer: Frans Dely

Yes indeed everyone is entitled, but there is no need to get angry about it. It’s just a fact of life. Have you spoken to the owner?

Thats your opinion……..

HP57……….That has nothing to do with it. Just because I own a car, doesn’t mean that I have a right to ban anybody taking photographs of it on a public road?

Can we get back to the thread now? 😡

No that is not what I said.

However surely everybody is entitled to do what they want with their property??

When did I say that he wasn’t? Doesn’t mean to say that I have to be happy with his decision? Surely everyone is entitled to his/her opinion?

Interesting pic, but why the angry face, surely it’s up to the owner to decide whether he wants pictures or not?

Just strikes me as being a rather selfish attitude which is unfitting of the general aviation community. Also you must be rather stupid if you think that you can ban an entire airfield from taking photographs? Maybe if he lost a wheel on take-off, we should leave him be, since it is none of our business?

Quick to ask ATC or refuellers etc. for favours and then………

Yak if that is how you operate then good luck to you…….

Namibian Hind

What a mission that was??

I also have some good pictures but will have to wait until we can post attachments the “normal” way! Is this ever likely to happen ?

Hello All,

Having seen the current issue of Flypast, with the Hunter preserved on a stick in Harare, I wonder if anyone knows the fates of the 15 or so Hunters, and several Canberras that were offered for sale in either 2002 or 2003 ?

I think they were offered for sale by tender, and might have appeared in Flight
International. But cannot remember.

Cheers

Tim

Last I heard they couldn’t sell them because they were asking too much?

TJ, which Spitfire would that be then?