Long way round
It’s funny how things work out isn’t it? Throughout my airline career I’d made sure I continued to build my skills on light airc...
News Hawks
There's an interesting piece on the Daily Mail website to do with the re-commissioning of 736 Naval Air Squadron to meet the tra...
3-2-1 G-ZERO
At first glance it's just another American Spam-Can; so why are we displaying a modern touring aircraft alongside our revered cl...
Becoming the new boy
Being the new pilot on the scene I am eager to start flying everything I can get my hands on. The Chipmunk is the first, and wha...
Newquay Gets Louder
We'll be making some loud noises on Saturday 19th April when we fire up the BAC 1-11 to give her engines a bit of exercise. Squa...
Newquay Gets Louder
We'll be making some loud noises on Saturday 19th April when we fire up the BAC 1-11 to give her engines a bit of exercise. Squadron Leader Colin Froude will arrive during late morning, and we expect him to start disturbing the peace around midday.
Although the terms of our contract mean that we can't fly the 1-11, she arrived with us as an airworthy aircraft, so we see it as part of our responsibility to keep her in good condition. Part of the regime required to do so is to run her engines from time to time. And it's a great excuse for a bit of spectacle and a lot of noise! It's well worth trying to be there to see her flex her muscles.
Brian Banbury
16/04/2014 20:22:58
Jem Shaw
20/04/2014 14:20:29