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RAF 100 Flypast

Post by big john » Tue Jun 26, 2018 5:26 pm

The RAF have announced participants in the Flypast :-
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DgofO9DVMAAacxx.jpg
Those with better eyes than mine will be able to see what they are! I make it just 24 plus the Red Arrows. :roll: maybe they'll go round 4 times to make the 100 aircraft. :lol:
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Raf 100 FLYPAST.

Post by reaper493 » Tue Jun 26, 2018 5:27 pm

Official line up and timings. No numbers though.

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by tm74sqn » Tue Jun 26, 2018 6:03 pm

Guessing at the numbers of each type - for example, at least 6 Chinooks - I'd estimate between 50 and 80 aircraft.
That's just a wild guess!!!!

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by slogen51 » Tue Jun 26, 2018 6:16 pm

Good to ( see )Juno and Jupiter's are involved

Thought the grand total was 100 , some are saying 107?
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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by ChrisCwmbran » Tue Jun 26, 2018 6:20 pm

slogen51 wrote:
Tue Jun 26, 2018 6:16 pm
Good to Juno and Jupiter's are involved

Thought the grand total was 100 , some are saying 107?
That's a damn shame. Personally I only like fly pasts of 103 aircraft :/

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by Vulcanone » Tue Jun 26, 2018 6:48 pm

Well, so far they have done 9 ship practice of 100 Sqn Hawks from Leeming , 9 Ship of Linton Tucanos.

3 Pumas and 6? Chinooks from Benson yesterday, 7or 8 from Odiham last week.

I believe its supposed to be 109 (100 and the Reds) but all soon will be revealed..

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by slogen51 » Tue Jun 26, 2018 7:00 pm

It does sound very good

I heard something about an arrow head made up of Chinooks to lead the flypast but as you rightly say time will tell.

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by redeye11 » Tue Jun 26, 2018 7:15 pm

Can't recall where, but last week saw the alleged line up was to be -
9 Hawk T1, 9 Hawk T2, 7 Tornado, 3 F35, 21 Typhoons in a 100 formation, 9 Reds, 5 Chinook, 2 Puma, 5 more Chinooks, 3 Juno/Jupiter,
BBMF, 9 Tucano, 3 Prefect, 2 Shadow, 1 Phenom, 3 Hercules, 1 Atlas, 1 C17, 2 Bae 146, 1 Sentinel, 1 Voyager, 1 RC135 and 1 AWACS.
So if BBMF put up a 4 ship Lanc-Spit-Hurri-Dak we have 103.......please don't shoot the messenger !

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by KINROTATE » Tue Jun 26, 2018 10:53 pm

That’s a pretty good recall of what’s flying. I think the SH numbers may be a bit Chinook heavy. I don’t recall the Tucano’s tbh. It will be interesting to see what is dropped for RIAT Friday, and then more again for the weekend. I think that Tocano 9 ship over Humber in Dec was a statement of disappointment perhaps.
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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by Reach 392 » Tue Jun 26, 2018 11:08 pm

Heard BBMF could be providing up to 8 aircraft on the 10th (DLSSSSHH) :)
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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by Adam Palmer » Wed Jun 27, 2018 4:15 pm

Is this flypast going to be roughly the same route as the QBF a few weeks ago?

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by reaper493 » Wed Jun 27, 2018 4:20 pm

Adam Palmer wrote:
Wed Jun 27, 2018 4:15 pm
Is this flypast going to be roughly the same route as the QBF a few weeks ago?
I think it's almost identical, if you have a look at the link I posted further up, the raf twitter has posted a rough route.

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by Adam Palmer » Wed Jun 27, 2018 4:26 pm

reaper493 wrote:
Wed Jun 27, 2018 4:20 pm
Adam Palmer wrote:
Wed Jun 27, 2018 4:15 pm
Is this flypast going to be roughly the same route as the QBF a few weeks ago?
I think it's almost identical, if you have a look at the link I posted further up, the raf twitter has posted a rough route.

cheers
Ahh nice thanks, right over my house then. :clap:

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by stealth117 » Wed Jun 27, 2018 5:04 pm

My brother has told me there is going to be a practice next week over Cranwell on the 3rd July. Does anyone know if it will consist of the whole number of aircraft or will it just be part of it as I know the red arrows and bbmf don't normally take part in the practice/rehearsal for the qbf. Any info would be much appreciated as I may be able to get an hour out of work to go a watch it as I'm going to be at fairford on the 10th July for the actual flypast and wouldn't have travelled to London to see it. Cranwell would be a good chance for me to see it as I only live in Newark.

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by reaper493 » Wed Jun 27, 2018 6:44 pm

It should be everything except the reds and bbmf.

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by KINROTATE » Wed Jun 27, 2018 7:56 pm

Big push from BBMF is what I’m hearing.
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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by TankBuster » Wed Jun 27, 2018 8:11 pm

Will BBMF fly the whole route from Suffolk, or will they slot in nearer London as they normally do for the flypasts?

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by stealth117 » Wed Jun 27, 2018 8:57 pm

reaper493 wrote:
Wed Jun 27, 2018 6:44 pm
It should be everything except the reds and bbmf.
Thanks for the info, will try and get the time out of work :thumb:

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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by C24 » Thu Jun 28, 2018 6:02 am

FYI


J0478/18: Temporary restricted area activated


RESTRICTED AREA (TEMPORARY) FOR ROYAL AIR FORCE 100 FLYPAST
REHEARSALS. RESTRICTION OF FLYING REGULATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE UNDER
ARTICLE 239 OF THE AIR NAVIGATION ORDER 2016. AIC M 043/2018 REFERS
WHICH INCLUDES CHARTS REFERS. AREA DESIGNATION REFER TO AIC CHART.
AREA D. BETWEEN 1130 AND 1220 NO ACFT IS TO FLY BELOW 3000FT AMSL
WI THE FOLLOWING AREA:
523400N 0003045E - 525900N 0010000W - 531451N 0010000W THENCE
ANTICLOCKWISE BY THE ARC OF A CIRCLE RADIUS OF 13NM CENTRED ON
532751N 0010036W TO 531509N 0005610W - 532341N 0005135W -
532329N 0003250W THENCE CLOCKWISE BY THE ARC OF A CIRCLE RADIUS 5NM
CENTRED ON 531828N 0003303W TO 531839N 0002442W - 530453N 0001811W
THENCE ANTICLOCKWISE BY THE ARC OF A CIRCLE RADIUS 5NM CENTRED ON
530535N 0000958W TO 530108N 0001343W - 525500N 0000400E -
524800N 0001200E - 524800N 0002400E - 523400N 0003045E.
AREA E. BETWEEN 1205 AND 1230 NO ACFT IS TO FLY BELOW FL105 WI THE
FOLLOWING AREA:
532341N 0005135W - 533741N 0004403W - 540000N 0004400W -
540000N 0001235W - 533600N 0001100E - 530600N 0002100E -
525500N 0000400E - 530108N 0001343W THENCE CLOCKWISE BY THE ARC OF A
CIRCLE RADIUS 5NM CENTRED AT 530535N 0000958W TO 530453N 0001811W -
531839N 0002442W THENCE ANTICLOCKWISE BY THE ARC OF A CIRCLE RADIUS
5NM CENTRED IS AT 531828N 0003303W TO 532329N 0003250W -
532341N 0005135W.
THESE RESTRICTIONS DO NOT APPLY TO ANY ACFT FLYING IN ACCORDANCE WITH
EXCEPTIONS STATED IN AIC M 043/2018 BUT DO APPLY TO ALL UNMANNED
AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS. AR 2018-07-0018-AS6
FROM: 03 Jul 2018 11:30 GMT (12:30 BST)
TO: 06 Jul 2018 12:30 GMT (13:30 BST)
SCHEDULE: 1130-1230

Right! That should makes things clear to everyone. ;)
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Re: RAF 100 Flypast

Post by reaper493 » Thu Jun 28, 2018 6:38 am

The following link will take you to the nats notam, and will also provide a map.

http://www.ead.eurocontrol.int/pamsligh ... 8_M_043_en

The following link will take you to the nice chap at egxw info who has created a map that is easier to understand, might only be available to face ache users.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 8556093636

I'll hopefully be at Cranwell to watch, maybe see some of you there.

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