First the Vulcan, but what next?
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Hi Mark9,
I can vouch for the Air Atlantique Canberra being in operation. It almost took half the guys in the EGSF circuit out when it did an impromtu wazz around the airfield prior to the summer airshow season.
Hearing him calling inbound I nobely decided to do an 'extra thorough' set of power checks in the Bulldog and watched the insuing 'circuit flush' from the touchlines prior to take off.
I have to say it looked fantastic from the hold point but slightly more interesting from the guy on first solo turning downwind.
No damage done and nice of the chap from Air Atlantique to drop by.
Yip the Canberra is alive and well!
Big Sand
I can vouch for the Air Atlantique Canberra being in operation. It almost took half the guys in the EGSF circuit out when it did an impromtu wazz around the airfield prior to the summer airshow season.
Hearing him calling inbound I nobely decided to do an 'extra thorough' set of power checks in the Bulldog and watched the insuing 'circuit flush' from the touchlines prior to take off.
I have to say it looked fantastic from the hold point but slightly more interesting from the guy on first solo turning downwind.
No damage done and nice of the chap from Air Atlantique to drop by.
Yip the Canberra is alive and well!
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Yip the Canberra is alive and well!
).Their other Canberra (the "Blue One" ) is still undergoing sparodic work to make it fit to fly again.
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