The gossip in the ‘volunteer crew-room’ at Newark is that they are planning another Indoor Table Top Sale on Saturday 7th November 2009; although there’s nothing showing on their website, or in their quarterly newsletter. :confused:
Perhaps they will provide details at their June event.
There was an event at EMA on March 27th :confused: or perhaps 28th:confused: http://www.thisisnottingham.co.uk/news/Aviation-fair-airport/article-850864-detail/article.html
By the sound of things there wasn’t too much airframe material.
Perhaps ‘Bee’s’ own words give a truer insight about his real views!
http://www.airsceneuk.org.uk/oldstuff/2005/bee/bee.htm
The video footage of the interview is compelling!
Hasn’t Bruce commented before about his contacts there re the Drover? :confused:
Wasn’t there an aviation fair at Nottingham East Midlands Airport [or whatever it’s called this week] just before Easter? I seem to recollect seeing it promoted in the Nottingham area.
Newark did offer a discounted admission for both events last winter. Obviously the next one there has the benefit of running alongside Cockpitfest.
So perhaps all is not lost – these events might do better in a recession!
Newark’s website now showing summer Aeroboot details http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/news.php 🙂
Anyone heard a whisper about a new event being considered in Cambridgeshire?
I believe that Newark also has an Aeroboot as part of this event http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/newsItem.php?id=85 but it’s not mentioned in the Cockpitfest write-up! :confused:
We have them operating at our airfield (Watts Bridge, Queensland)most weekends, and the old Bensons still get regularly trotted out – personally I find them very boring and noisy.
cheers
By the sound of things it’s perhaps fortunate for them that I don’t think they’ll be ground-running it! 🙁
😀 Still ‘old’ news I’m afraid but perhaps this might be more to your taste .. http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/newsItem.php?id=74
The last time I spoke to the guys doing the restoration they’ve had excellent feedback from Australia but they were still looking for internal pictures of the cockpit to help speed up their work.
shall i bring a dingy then :p
You might be in good company – last year the Hykeham ATC Squadron had a dinghy as part of their display of survival equipment.
I understand that this year invitations have been sent out to other ATC Squadrons asking if they wish to exhibit at the event – not sure what response there’s been! :confused:
…. you can see theres a seperate restoration group for boats :p
There’s a drainage culvert between the two sites at Newark but I’m not sure that it’s big enough for boats – depends on how much rain there is before the event! 😮
wrong again :p work resumes on the “cockpit” on sunday evening, hopefully gonna get everything done on her in the next month or so
😮 Worth a try!
With all this preservation activity what do they put in the water up in the north-east? :confused:
Nice acquisition newstart, but :diablo: will it be at Co…..fest in June? :diablo:
No problem Scott I wondered about that as I typed the last post! 😀
Scott you can also send a letter asking for booking details to:
Cockpitfest Organiser
Newark Air Museum
Winthorpe Showground
Newark
NOTTS
NG24 2NY
Or email [email]newarkair@onetel.com[/email]
As mentioned above there’s no booking fee and you stand a chance of winning a prize from the judging that takes place – you can also promote NEAM around the cockpit you display.