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Thanks Ian; glad to be the source for your inspiration!

I remember these aircraft flying over Plymouth most days back in the 1980s, sadly a sight no longer to be seen!

ChipShop:loyal:

Oh aye, and I remember them over Torquay and Dartmoor in the '70's :)

If you were lucky; the occaisional Sea Vixen or even a Shack up from St. Mawgan just to brighten up the scenery.
Never forget legging it accross Dartmoor with friends and looking DOWN at a pair of Hunters skimming looooow accross Foxtor Mires.

Aaaah, all seems surreal now!

Heady times of eery tors, Westward tv, Ted Tuckerman's tackle shops, maids and scrumpy...


Those were the days - thanks for jogging old memories :encouragement:

Edit: Here's one that should jog a few for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b08JtdrTLiQ
 
Gosh!, Yes Nigel; remember that very well; was it Graham Danton; Kenneth McCleod? Or was that BBC?

Gone all misty eyed now! (Sniff)😢
Nice one Matey👍😄

And yep certainly remember Sea Vixens too. RAF Whirlwinds at Mountbatten; RAF ASR launches in Sutton Harbour..........

There's a couple of clips on YouTube of Plymouth airshow up at Roborough in the late 60s early 70s if you do a search. I was at the last show there as a boy!
ChipShop👍😄
 
Gosh!, Yes Nigel; remember that very well; was it Graham Danton; Kenneth McCleod? Or was that BBC?

Gone all misty eyed now! (Sniff)
Nice one Matey

And yep certainly remember Sea Vixens too. RAF Whirlwinds at Mountbatten; RAF ASR launches in Sutton Harbour..........

There's a couple of clips on YouTube of Plymouth airshow up at Roborough in the late 60s early 70s if you do a search. I was at the last show there as a boy!
ChipShop

That's right; remember meeting Kenneth McCleod and would you believe it - Angela Rippon at Westward studios in the early 70's.

Clive Gunnel seems to ring a bell too - or was that Beeb SW ? :dizzy:


Edit: Ooooooh!!! for a pint of the good stuff at Widdecombe-in-the-moor....
 
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Business Service Kiwi Style!!

Shalom and greetings all my pals,

Presenting a nice early morning business commuter flight from KATL Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport located seven miles south of the central business district of Atlanta, Georgia to KTPA Tampa International Airport six miles west of downtown Tampa, Florida,

Jetway disconnecting from the fully boarded plane

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Starting engines after disconnected from pushback tug

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Making a quick u-turn to taxi to taxiway E on way to runway 08R

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Taxiing on taxiway E to short of runway 08R

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Holding short of runway 08R awaiting for take off clearance

Because of regulations of the forums not allowing more than 4 screenshots per post, please be kind enough to go to this hyperlink to view rest of the flight.

Here is the link: http://vatil.org.il/forum/index.php/topic/43330-business-service-kiwi-style/

Thank you for viewing. Stay tuned for next exciting flight!!

Regards,

Aharon

 
That's right; remember meeting Kenneth McCleod and would you believe it - Angela Rippon at Westward studios in the early 70's.

Clive Gunnel seems to ring a bell too - or was that Beeb SW ? :dizzy:


Edit: Ooooooh!!! for a pint of the good stuff at Widdecombe-in-the-moor....

Hey Nige.

No, Your right, Clive was Westward as well, he did his walks and that; then there was Roger Shaw; Stuart Hutchinson; Judy Spiers; Ian Rogers; Ian Stirling to name but a few!
Oh!, not forgetting Keith Fordyce, presenter of Treasure Hunt, and owner of the Torbay Aircraft Museum!

Last, but not least Gus Honeybun the Rabbit!

ChipShop
 
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Westland Gazelle of the Empire Test Pilots School; seen over Boscombe Down, with one or two interesting visitors to be seen.
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Hey Nige.

No, Your right, Clive was Westward as well, he did his walks and that; then there was Roger Shaw; Stuart Hutchinson; Judy Spiers; Ian Rogers; Ian Stirling to name but a few!
Oh!, not forgetting Keith Fordyce, presenter of Treasure Hunt, and owner of the Torbay Aircraft Museum!

Last, but not least Gus Honeybun the Rabbit!

ChipShop

Gus Honeybun.LOL :)))...thought I'd forgotten :dizzy:

Crikey, you sure have a sharp memory, my friend :)

Know of any good freeware scenery for Devon, by any chance?

Always thought Dartmouth would make awesome scenery.
 
Well to be honest, it's really down to personal preference on that one Nigel;
I use ORBX FTX Europe scenery with England,Scotland and Wales packages added on, then UK2000 VFR airfields; which I am very happy with! Some others prefer g p satellite imagery VFR style scenery, which looks excellent from a slightly higher altitude, but loses out on its believability if you like flying at low level !
The other and probably best option would be to move back to the area👍😄, that way you could see it for real!

Oh, and I'd like 4 bunny hops please! Ha,ha,ha!
ChipShop
 
Poor Old 936! She had a bit of an accident....

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Just shows that it can and does go horribly wrong sometimes Firebar, even for a test pilot!
Mind you, they push an aircraft to extremes! (Looks like a very heavy landing, for this one!)
ChipShop
 
Just shows that it can and does go horribly wrong sometimes Firebar, even for a test pilot!
Mind you, they push an aircraft to extremes! (Looks like a very heavy landing, for this one!)
ChipShop

She was bounced during EOL practices, the MAA Incident report is available here https://www.gov.uk/government/publi...cident-involving-gazelle-xz936-on-2-june-2014 basically the large deceleration, movement of the rotor disk and the design of the Gazelles rotor caused the main rotor to hit the tail boom, severing it. The chopped tip of the boom may or may not have become a coffee table.
 
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Nice shots Erican, but a Typhoon using its airbrake's to match the speed of a lightning, should'nt that be the other way round :biggrin-new:
 
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