Guess you weill all shoot me down.

Anyway

TV company needs to illustrate what happens when “old a/c crashes. Database provides link to firefly crash.

You/We feel personal affiliation and aggrieved.

BUT

BBC have just done similar with Bali bombings and I daresay next Christmas we will all be inundated with tsnami (sp?)

It may well be distressing to have such an incident relived but the tv company is simply illustrating the facts (in this case) It ain’t no different to police , camera , action or any number of programmes of that ilk.

Yes my sympathy is with those involved as with the other events publicised but that is the way the media works,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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But they don’t all show the exact moment an aircraft hits the ground and 2 aircrew are killed when it is unnecessary and unprompted (effectively out of the blue).

See, I started making mistakes already! (tired)

it is ALMOST black, they had to borrow a canopy last week!

Yep – that’ll teach them to paint it black in the first place! Rumours are it could be the Alpha Jets going black next! Personally at this stage in its career ‘154 really ought to be heading to Cosford or Hendon…

How nice to see people being so positive. I wonder why people like TVOC bother if this is the thanks they’ll get…

If companies such as Marshall’s and BAES are happy to get involved then there must be a decent chance of success… 🙂 Considering I was only 11 the last time I saw the Vulcan, and don’t have many memories of it, I’d like the chance to see it again thanks… :p 🙂

You never know what some idiot may have tried to have done… Then again, it could have been done completely innocently

It was a shame, the commentator said himself that he had a few minutes to spare, so he’d talk about the aircraft for a bit – and then he only managed 4 or so of them. It would have been nice to have known who was flying what, if nothing else…

Ah well, it made up for not seeing either Cat in the air at Duxford yesterday… 🙂 😀

It was nice indeed. Watched the TFC display from Mayflower park – shame the Wildcat was closest the crowd on the first run through – its sewing machine on the front rather overpowered the smooth purr of the Spit, Hurri and P40’s V12s!

Went up to the top of West Quay multi-storey car park for the BBMF – Brilliant view…

SVAS…