After a long winter/spring service XX900 will be doing her shake down runs next week, where (subject to serviceability) she will join the other 2 Bricks on the runway on the open day.
So we can see more things like this:
Just been to see whats happening, it looks like they have got it under control,fingers crossed. So much history has taken place in there.
Its has large recycling items in there. Believe, you can here it popping and banging.
This is a shot of the main personnel entrance doors.
Next Brunters open day penciled in for MAY 29TH 2011
If serviceability allows you will see three fully live and fuctioning Buccs.
Aswell as all the other aircraft that are based here.
900 being prept for another fast run!
Making a differance
Having read our request for new volunteers, Mike with 16 years RAF experience has made the calling, Hercs, JP’s, SeaVixen he is going to be made very welcome here. I for one would like to say a big thanks to Mike and look forward to working with him.
A Tornado or Harrier could be on the cards but for the want of manpower this is not possible, So be like Mike and be part of the Uk’s largest living aircraft collection.
MIke and Dave Walton owner of the collection and MD of C.Walton Ltd meet and talk aircraft.
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