I am located just south of Cambridge. Last night, at around midnight as I was about to turn out the lights, I heard a very noisy, high flying turboprop. According to trusty Flightradar24, it was an An12 belonging to an outfit called Rubystar, it was at FL300, and beginning to decend. It was heading northwest at this time. I wonder if your pic is that same aircraft, and that it was heading to BHX all along. On checking the displayed route on FR24, it showed it coming onto the radar overhead Klagenfurt Austria, but of course, that may not have been its place of departure. I had not heard such a noisy, high flying turboprop before. Maybe this is my mystery solved:)

I have a lot of very happy teenage memories, that have been triggered by this sad news. They were happy days, and the Bee Gees were an intricate part of them.

Rest in Peace my friend:(

Well, can’t say I’m surprised. I know its a Fox News report, but on checking with other more reputable news agencies, on this occasion, their report appears to be pretty accurate.

Some very nice shots there Robert. I really like that Somon Air livery. That Korean 380 is certainly a ‘blue eyeful’:)

Some very good shots. Must have been strange to have been there with no Malevs in sight:( I hope that the Malev preserved airliners will be looked after.

Same here. Nice, if slightly sad pics.

Guilty as charged:) I never get bored of looking at Gulfs. I was very lucky recently, when I got a very nice 1/48 model of a Gulf V, chuffed as little mint balls with that. Thanks for posting the pic:)