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Harriers Final goodbye happenings (updated)
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Found this interesting aritical
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I think i would rather donate to keep the Harrier flying now than the Vulcan, just something differant and maybe alittle cheaper to run per year than the Vulcan?
Yourselfs?
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I think i would rather donate to keep the Harrier flying now than the Vulcan, just something differant and maybe alittle cheaper to run per year than the Vulcan?
Yourselfs?
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Re: Harriers Final goodbye happenings (updated)
Would cost to much with that outfit in charge,
would guess they are plenty of zero houred engines and plenty of spares, you would need to buy all of this and then a few airframes.
Could be a lot easier and cheaper to operate then the Vulcan.
would guess they are plenty of zero houred engines and plenty of spares, you would need to buy all of this and then a few airframes.
Could be a lot easier and cheaper to operate then the Vulcan.
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Single engined complex jet, I can't see the CAA being too keen
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Wow what can i say,apart from a very sad day indeed,but im glad i spent a very cold Night camping in that farmers feild in wait for the final day.it was well worth it, I Would just like to say a very Big Thankyou to All the pilots that Taxied by at 22 end and gave us a wave and a clap, its you guys that deserve the clap ,you are absolute Heros , I Would Also like to thank all the staff and those who got the great Aircraft Ready for the Day,its a Big Shame about not Being able to have seen the 16 ship formation ,but at the End of the Day i Appreciate it was all down to the Safety of all pilots , . shame about the weather too But great to see so many people down at 22 end showing their support for a Great Aircraft which to me was the Best Aircraft Ever Made.And it will Be so Sadly Missed.
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a very sad day all round,i never seen so many people at the 22 end.and would like to thank the guys who gave me and my old mucka a lift back across the field to the farm.thanks lads see you at marham in the new year.
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Hello kez 113 that was myself mate who gave you and your friend back to the farm, i was the lowsey driver .lol ,and you were Both very very welcome, it will be good too see you guys again in the New year at Marham.
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your drivin was fine,and yes look forward to seeing you both in the new year,kez.
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