John MacCalman
5th Jun 2004, 21:56
Hiya Folks
It is approaching six years since the closure of Kai Tak. Wow - how fast time flies.
I though it was time I once again made available the radio documentary I produced for Radio Clyde back 1998 about flying down the IGS 13 to land at Kai Tak.
It is now available on line at the Clyde 2 Website (http://clyde2.com) in theClyde 2 Archive Section (http://www.clyde2.com/sectional.asp?id=553) . If you want to listen to it (25 minutes) you'll need Windows Media player.
This link should take you directly to the archive page (http://www.clyde2.com/Article.asp?id=27462)
If any of the folk you helped me make the show are still around I'd love to hear from them. Also please post any comments on the show and memories about the IGS 13 approach here on pprune.
Thanks to eveyone involved in Hong Kong aviation who made the show possible.
John MacCalman
Radio Clyde
Glasgow, Scotland
It is approaching six years since the closure of Kai Tak. Wow - how fast time flies.
I though it was time I once again made available the radio documentary I produced for Radio Clyde back 1998 about flying down the IGS 13 to land at Kai Tak.
It is now available on line at the Clyde 2 Website (http://clyde2.com) in theClyde 2 Archive Section (http://www.clyde2.com/sectional.asp?id=553) . If you want to listen to it (25 minutes) you'll need Windows Media player.
This link should take you directly to the archive page (http://www.clyde2.com/Article.asp?id=27462)
If any of the folk you helped me make the show are still around I'd love to hear from them. Also please post any comments on the show and memories about the IGS 13 approach here on pprune.
Thanks to eveyone involved in Hong Kong aviation who made the show possible.
John MacCalman
Radio Clyde
Glasgow, Scotland