Mike wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 06, 2023 1:27 pm

Just passing wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 06, 2023 1:10 pm

Additional 2 x F35 landed 1303

That was a pair of Marham F-35B's.

ZM155 / 021 and ZM159 / 025.

Probably going to do P&V West on Monday, only done it once before (in 2017). Got some decent shots so thought I would try again. I can't remember how to get there, and if it is concrete or grass parking! I assume you turn off at the Marston Massey junction then take a right fork to P&V?? or is it f...

According to ADSB 0112 Polish 737 (PLF101) departed Warsaw at 2033 hrs. Currently heading West at 25000.

roughcutter wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 01, 2022 9:21 am

Not yet, well up to now no emails (with attachments) Probably get them at some point next week.

If they are true to their word, e-tickets should be no later than Monday.

If it helps, the fleet is currently 29 airframes with serials from ZM504 to ZM532. All are usually based at Shawbury, but… there can be detachments to Valley, etc.

Very tragic. My condolences to family both at home (LN) and abroad. RIP

Depending on how much it is these days, it is normally easier to 'fly over the top' with a company called Double Eagle Aviation who are now based in Tucson, having 'moved back' from Avra Valley. If you are on your own this may be expensive but two or more occupants in a Cessna reduces the cost, and ...

BOLLO wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 01, 2019 7:20 pm

Yes chap,many many thanks for that,If ya there a week a Monday will buy a bacon cob.

What he doesn't tell you is we didn't know how to switch the bl**dy thing off LOl!
I suggested just take the batteries out.
Glad that the rightful owner was found.

Absolutely cringe-worthy... and since when did 'Plane-spotting' include collecting 4000+ sick bags from around the world!!

in addition, one of them cannot tell the difference between a B.727 and a B737

smudger wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 18, 2019 4:39 pm

Is it visible from johns field I’m coming down tomorrow so hopefully will be able to see it

it was very visible at 0700L this morning and won't be going anywhere soon I suggest.

Nighthawke wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 06, 2019 10:15 am

Just checked my camera card. First formation T-6 was silver G-BGOR marked 14863. There was also a camo one G-BJST marked AJ841. This was in the third 'group' with HA-LIX. Hope of use.

Thank you

bizfreeq wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 06, 2019 10:01 am

StevenR wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 06, 2019 8:29 am

Slightly 'off topic' - although they were part of the fly-past - but does anyone have serials for the Silver C45 and two Texans (one in Portuguese markings) that took part yesterday, please?

G-BKGL is the Be18

thank you.

Slightly 'off topic' - although they were part of the fly-past - but does anyone have serials for the Silver C45 and two Texans (one in Portuguese markings) that took part yesterday, please?

When I took a group of Air Cadets flying with 5 AEF, on 31 August 1988, it was in the corner of the smaller hangar with no rotors, all the doors off and various panels removed from tail section and cabin. It didn't have any form of turret at that time but looked like it was undergoing some major mai...

It has a whole section for the UK for Army, RAF and Navy. (Approx 190 pages)

Between 1974 and 1978 I used to regularly travel on a train which went along the edge of Radlett airfield, there was always an all white frame stuck in the middle of nowhere (? Victor) anyone any idea what this may have been. I used to go fishing just down the road from the airfield and recall XA91...

I was in Naples Airport on 15 & 22 September and only the stored one visible - MM62107 - on the far side from the terminal. It has been stored here for quite some time.

basha3738 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 09, 2018 11:33 am

How long is the carrier here for please? May go down for a visit on Thursday! Thanks Dave..
Great shots by the way!!!

I think you will be too late as it leaves Wednesday 10 October.

Its a bl@@dy big shark that lived 2 million years ago!

Supposedly 60 feet in length.

Try this one.

http://www.farnboroughspotters.co.uk/ai ... klist.html