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TurbineTooHot
25th Jan 2005, 07:44
Dudes

I've got it. Corporate sponsorship! Yes, yes, that's it. Solve all the money problems!

VC10s and Timmy Tristar Tankers could be flying adverts for Viagra: "Keeps you up longer!"

The StormShadow missile, brought to your bunker in association is Wella Shockwaves.


Further to the earlier topic of Light at the end of the Tunnel, I reckon we can get back up to speed cash-wise with a bit of our own forray into the world of industry.

Your thoughts (tongue firmly planted in cheek!) please on what fleet/ground section could receive sponsorship from who?

Cheers

Turbs;)
Training Risky
25th Jan 2005, 09:29
Oh...I'm sorry, I thought this was a thread about ATPL finance for after I PVR with the rest of the RAF.

Sorry to intrude.

(But I do have an idea for raising cash: Why not flog T-bird back-seat trips to geeky types with lots of cash?!)
Lee Jung
25th Jan 2005, 10:49
Support Helicopter Force sponsored by Mastercard:

Your flexible friend.
Green Meat
25th Jan 2005, 10:59
I've been waiting for some years now for Branson's Virgin Air Defence UK PLC.

Mind you, if he took over the ground side it would be Virgin Air Defence & Ground Environment PLC, the acronym of which spells...:D
airborne_artist
25th Jan 2005, 11:38
FatAlberts soon to be sponsored by Tesco.com

"You shop, We drop."
SVK
25th Jan 2005, 18:38
2 Gp - Putting the AT in Fat!

or

Hercules - Brought to you in association with Wright's Pasties and Pastries.
moggiee
25th Jan 2005, 19:04
Virgin Air-Ground Interdictor Nuclear Aircraft (to replace the GR4). Nice acronym, anyway!
ZH875
25th Jan 2005, 20:06
The Red Bull Arrows

Typhoo n tea-bags
EasySqueezy
26th Jan 2005, 19:15
The RAF should've put a copyright on the roundel - would've made a fortune out of Ben Sherman!
Hydraulic Palm Tree
26th Jan 2005, 20:29
We have intellectual property rights over the roundel and are now charging for its use.

HPT
Stuff
26th Jan 2005, 21:04
Are you sure, i thought we lost?

http://www.patent.gov.uk/tm/legal/decisions/2004/o01004.pdf

I'm no lawyer but this seems to say that the mark was used by the Mods (of Mods and Rockers fame not the Ministry) in the 60s and hence we have no claim to it in relation to clothing since we only applied for the trademark in 1996.