Anthing left in the scrap yards or at Hal Far anymore? Years back (late 1970’s) I remember a couple of big Douglas propliners in a farmers field just near hal Far? What ever happened to the connie bar which burned down, any bits or pieces salvaged from that aircraft post fire?

I’m trying to figure this out, it doesn’t cover every aircraft in the sky at any moment does it? Perhaps only ones which are being tracked by other people I guess somehow??? For example if you take the country Turkey there is nothing flying over it, so what consitutes or qualifies an aircraft tracked on the map?

Have you contacted the airlines first/directly to find out what machines are listed on these routes before starting the thread here? I would have thought they would have been your first port of call?

http://www.ukserials.com/

If its not in here could it be commonwealth airforce?

It’s really no problem, if the aircraft gets airborne and reaches it’s final destination without any in flight problms then that’s all that matters, why the fuss?

‘The pilot immediately came on the tannoy and explained what was going on but some people were worried that because of the amount of fuel leaking there wasn’t enough to get back to Turin

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1252863/Pictured-Hundreds-gallons-fuel-leak-Thomas-Cook-holiday-jet-seconds-off.html#ixzz0hFhjZ9bV

Too many HSE anoraks on the plane!

Normally out of Bournmouth airport ?????

An-12 and unrelated DC-8-70 series Frieghter extected soon – watch this space!