FighterControl

Hi all,

I can now post pictures of the event as the ban on posting photos has been lifted by work.....So here are some of each of the Delegates aircraft that attended:

UK

G-XATW-3 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

EU

CS-EME-2 by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-HARG by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-LEGC by Phil Salter, on Flickr

CANADA

15001 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

USA

09-0016-2 by Phil Salter, on Flickr
82-8000-2 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

SOUTH KOREA

10001 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

GERMANY

15+01 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

ITALY

MM62174 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

FRANCE

F-RAFA by Phil Salter, on Flickr
F-RAFQ-2 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

SOUTH AFRICA

ZS-RSA by Phil Salter, on Flickr

AUSTRALIA

A39-007 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

JAPAN

80-1111 by Phil Salter, on Flickr
80-1112-3 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

to be honest it was a stressful week but one that we will probably never host again for a long time, saw some iconic aircraft and some rare beauties. I hope you enjoy these picture's and they do some sort of justice to what the event actually was like to see the many support aircraft that were used, and there were many, please look on my Flickr account https://flic.kr/ps/VrVCg

thanks for looking

Phil

Great set.

Thanks for posting these.


Roger

Great collection, you must have worked hard for some of these.

That's a very nice set indeed Phil, love the Canadian and so pleased the Sun eventually shone for you, and the guy's at St Mawgan

Great report, and yes, it may take a long time to see the likes again

A super selection of superb captures. Thanks for taking the time to share them.

What a cracking set, Phil

Well done you and thanks for posting

Paddyboy

Great selection of photos, thank you for sharing these.

Wonderful selection of images - especially the Japanese 777. I was under the impression that St Mawgan was off limits for the G7?

I still can not believe that on Friday 11th we were stood about half a mile form the end of 30 and still did not see the Korean B747 as it passed over us at 800 feet. A truly horrible day and massive credit to the pilots who landed in such conditions.

Excellent set thanks for posting.

Fantastic - thank you for sharing

Love that last shot of the Japanese triple 7, look at the condensation in the intakes!

Awesome shots Phil, and a nice collection of unusual aircraft you had down there!!
Ta for sharing your pics

John