I concur with everything you say here. A few years ago I worked closely with a Swede and an Englishman from the Midlands. It was embarrassing to hear the greater command of English from the Swede and worse to read the corrections he made on the Englishman’s written reports.

And I would venture to suggest that the problem is worse now than it was then. Who was it once said “Education, education, education….”?

Don’t sue anyone. That’s the problem. We no longer accept responsibility for our actions. The culture is if something is wrong with my life, then I’ll sue someone, because it must be their fault and nothing to do with me.

Tangmere raises a point which hadn’t occurred to me. I think it is very valid…..

…………makes you wonder about those who worked around the clock during and after the Blitz in London. So, now, you can claim compensation for doing your job!

…………and which one of the seven would you like to play??:)

Don’t know where you live in the Netherlands, but from Utrecht it is at max. a 4 hour drive. It is a little further than Calais.
So it is possible to do it on a one day trip.

I would strongly recommend staying locally and arriving early on show day, unless you like a very early start, because, as someone else pointed out, access is on country roads and parking is somewhere in the vicinity from which shuttle buses will ferry visitors to and fro.

Are the conductors on the buses still about 14 years old?

So when would those original T33 airframes have been manufactured? When did Bolivia acquire them?