Nice work guys:)

I remember the programme from my youth, what stuck in my mind was them all waiting in the ante-room in Biggin Hill during selection, and then about 10+ years later I did my first of 3 trips there (Flying Scholarship, Pilot, ALM) and whilst they had computerised the Aptitude tests, the bright orange and green sofas where still the same….as was the tension whilst awaiting your name to be called and the speculation about the order of names called and what it meant…..

I plan to encourage more forum members to come and see us working at the Midland Air Museum.

So many people say how well we do but it would be nice to show you all around our exibits and how we acheive our work loads.;)

Robmac, I have already mentioned to Phantom Phixer that I would like to bring my kids up to your museum early in the new year, so will definately sort that one out!:D

I have seen quite a few DVDs from this supplier, and they are all very well produced, with some great vintage footage

Check on eBay, your money will go much further, and many people must have the latest and greatest, selling their 6 month old previous toy for no money…
I have just bought a Panasonic FZ5 for £137 (£250+ new), the previous owner had decided to upgrade to the FZ7 after 6 months, only to find it was not much better, if at all!

Thiery, Interesting site, thanks for posting, I will have to have a dig through my old RAF photos, I always carried an instant camera in my flight suit.
I’ve got a great one of the Severn Bridge poking through Fog somewhere, as well as an upwards shot of electricity pylons:diablo:

My Grandfather got us into a Hatfield open day and Factory tour in the early ’70s thanks to Channel’s custom, I was about 3 or 4 at the time, I can remember everything looking big, and all the Tridents were either green or in CAAC colours