Glad to see TE184 moving on to a new owner, hope she gets the TLC needed to see her have a nice life back in the air.
What on earth did she drive into it with? The entire land warfare hall?????
you probably scared the caliper by taking it to 10000 feet.
How are your brakes?
Both Jumping Jaques and Big Beautiful Doll appeared in scotland this year at different times.
I like the same as Ewan, I find the photo threads great fun particularly the 70’s/80’s/90’s stuff that crops up as well as the airshow pics. I like to learn more and hopefully at times help others.
I dislike moans about spelling, grammar etc at times if I am in a hurry but feel there is something I can add to a conversation I don’t have time to faff around with spell checkers etc. I also dislike the way in which certain people at times knock new, very often young and enthusiastic members who can ask some silly questions and make mistakes, but these are the future of the preservation/airshow scene, without them we may as well give up now.
These are just my thoughts however, I have been known to be wrong.
Now that does look the business.
So not my ‘mate’ who was rumoured to be checking the owner out then?
I think the paperweight on that desk is too big.
If the Notam download programmes such as Notampro and Notamplot would include all the Notams life would be far easier. According to these Shoreham and Sywell didnt have shows this year.’
3 Yak 50/52’s to the North East of Colchester practicing formation aero’s brightened up an otherwise very dull day
Or failing that I will pick some copies up and drop them in next month when I come to Florida.
….and all that for $1.2m…. bargain
I read that he dreamed of having a museum, and his son was going to oversee his Dads dream – not flog all the exhibits off.
When Flying A came into being the plan was to set up a museum, as Mark says this was nothing new.
Bear in mind the value of these items both in terms of the aircraft and the spares holding has risen dramaticaly in recent years. Without both Father AND Son a lot of current collectors would still be searching for illusive items.
What on earth is a Global Express? It sounds like an air freight company.