Great report Louise:D Is this you last flight with SNBA for 2006 or you last ever flight with them? Please dont tell me Plane food as gone all heathly 😮 I hate all this heathly food cr*p.

James

Yuo should hear what we say to there face’s !! 😀

Is it Sexy ? 😀

James

Is that airport liverpool by any chance:D:D:D

How did you guess 😀

James

Here is the report by Joe Sharkey, reporter for the New York Times and a passenger on the Legacy jet together with a photo of the jet. Makes chilling reading.

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/03/business/03road.html?_r=1&ei=5094&en=27b19cf639280f8b&hp=&ex=1159848000&partner=homepage&pagewanted=all&oref=slogin

That was Very intresting to read.Could you post these pictures?

James

After 7 years being sponsored by St.Ivel, the contract with Utterly Butterly has ended but they will be back for next year’s season with a new sponsor – Guilot skincare products and will be known as “Team Guilot”. Furthermore N54922 (the cowless Stearman) will be re-engined and fitted with a cowling, so they all look the same. New girls will be recruited next year and they will use ALL FOUR Stearmans for EVERY show – so you will get twice as many planes and girls for your money!!

WOW cant wait to see four Pink Stearmans shame the girls are going hope some sexy girls join 😀 and will the Pilots stay? must see if they can be avaiable for Margate airshow :rolleyes:

JAmes

Great shots Josh
Hi all on Sunday did another Ryanair flight sorry but you understand why tho as you see on fokker’s name 🙁

anyway here they are enjoy 😀

Going back at gate 14 for are flight DUB-MAN

Taking off in winds up to 150 MPH

The Fokker try its best against 150 mph winds

At last the winds have died down

Lighting strike in the Irsh Sea

Name the Airport?

About to land at MAN

Taking by Ringway Sam:D

B747-400

PIA A310

Parked at the gates

James

The ‘German’ aircraft is a Noralpha 1101, which is a french built version of the Me208.

It sat out in the open, rotting away, at Prestwick for about 14 years until it was bought by Jim Hardie in the early 90’s. Over the years he has restored it, and it flew again earlier this year.

Ken

ps lovely shots

Thank you for information.So hopeful we will see it flying more

James