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‘Simulators’ at Newark Air Museum include: Argosy Procedures Trainer (ex-XN819); Phantom Simulator (ex-Coningsby & Wattisham); Gnat Procedures Trainer; Jet Provost Procedures Trainer; Swift Procedures Trainer (CIM); Slingsby Firefly CIM; Nimrod Procedure Panels (unserviceable); and two Link Trainers.

These items are available in varying degrees of operability and access! 🙂

Plus before anyone comments further – I doubt the museum would look to acquire these latest items!

Is that the plugmeister in the doorway of the DC-3… returning from a NAM leaflet drop over Lincolnshire? 😀

Rob

😀 I wish – although I was at Coningsby last Thursday afternoon!! 😉

Mike – I’m sorry to hear about your son’s accident, I hope that he is soon on the mend!

Early arrivals and extended collections are not a problem as long as NAM knows times etc. in order to facilitate appropriate access; your best option would be to notify Bill O’S directly as soon as you have any idea of timings.

Sadly I cannot personally offer any move assistance, although I’m sure people would be prepared to help once you’re on site!

Thanks for the heads-up, I’ve downloaded the photo and I’ll try to get it used on the next update! 😉

😮 Having missed you all together whilst taking photographs last year I have taken steps to ensure that the previously mentioned incorrect classification has been rectified!

If you let me have an up to date image I’ll try and get you featured in a future update!! 😉

Still no ‘fessing’ forthcoming? :confused:

Go for it someone and good luck with the wing pins!! 😉

Things aren’t getting any better at Kinloss http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-18136765