It’s currently in the storage hangar on the other side of the airfield,and yes wouldn’t it
be good to have it on display for local interest.But I suppose if space is required it is easy to squeeze into the storage hangar with it’s folding wings and it is at the RAF museum with ROYAL NAVY boldly painted on the fuselage.Rumours of a move to Yeovilton have come and gone many times over the last twenty years.
Rgds,Colin P.

A read a news report saying the conservatives are ahead in the polls.
If so, would that be a huge change in daily policies?
What’s your opinion, who will win?

😀

No-one wins British elections. Sooner or later the incumbent party loses,but it might be stretching a point to say that anyone wins.

Thanks Matt, Recommend for the people who like the fifties,Bristol Frighteners and a good look around the old Wolverhampton airfield.

Anyone with an interest in Pendeford might like to know of the following:-

On Sunday June 27th there will be a fly-in (drive in if you wish) at Halfpenny Green,with theme “100 Years of Wolverhampton’s Airports”.(ie:-Dunstall Park,Perton,Pendeford and Halfpenny Green).There will be a Pendeford photo exhibit in the cafe in the control tower building.A Rapide will be on hand for joy flights and some other attractions are in the pipeline. So if you have a link with or just an interest in dear old Pendeford please come along.All welcome,the more the merrier!
Balliol.

Paznany PL1 G-BDHJ

Just a little more info on G-BDHJ for you,TSR. The aircraft was built at home
by the late Harold Jones,at Stretton,Staffs,which explains the reg ending in HJ,the BD part being his wife,Brenda Dorothy.It was completed , if my memory serves me correctly,late 76 or early 77,with the first flight made at Halfpenny Green by the then CFI Mike Edwards.What ever the exact dates were it was ready for Harold to fly to the 1977 PFA rally,where he won the Air Squadron Trophy for the best homebuilt of the year.Last I heard it was stored dismantled at Sleap. (Pls see link.)

http://www.airliners.net/photo/Pazmany-PL-1/1404381/L/&sid=db3d043c8697966a664492d48edb019a

What about Yorkshire Airlines ? ——-> http://office-humour.co.uk/tags/movie/4846/

Here,here!
Always wondered if ‘production cost saver spare wheel’ would be a more honest description of those things.

A.N.Other:- Hello, how was the flight?
Auster pilot:- Pardon?

Anyway, I love pre war aeroplanes even if they were built post war.