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Capt L
3rd Jun 2005, 08:44
Hi Guys

Can anyone point me in the direction of that fab photo of a pride of lions sleeping in the shade of an aircraft.

I've searched high and low with no luck, so any help would be much appreciated.

Cheers
CL :ok:

raytheon_aircraft
3rd Jun 2005, 10:53
i think ive seen that pic before on the net, will keep a look out for you.

Deanw
3rd Jun 2005, 11:24
Here ya go:

From http://www.safari-photo.org/liongb.php3 (three photos!)


http://www.safari-photo.org/images/500/lions-avion2500.jpg

http://www.safari-photo.org/images/500/lions-avion500.JPG

http://www.safari-photo.org/images/500/lions-avion3500.jpg

assymetric
3rd Jun 2005, 11:26
Hi guys hope this is wat u r after. Not sure how to add a link, but here is the address.

http://www.guru-international.com/gray_monk/archives/002894.php

Solid Rust Twotter
3rd Jun 2005, 11:51
One of the local mags had some pics of cheetahs sitting on the cowl and wing of a C206 in Bots a couple of years back. Apparently it took a while to get them to move so the pilot and pax could do the necessary.

utala
3rd Jun 2005, 13:27
I believe this shot was taken at Olkiombo Airstrip, Masai Mara, Kenya. There are only two paved strips in the park - Olkiombo and Keekorock and the background to these photos looks like the Oloololo Escarpement which is closer to Olkiombo

Capt Chambo
3rd Jun 2005, 20:39
The photograph was taken at Musiara, or Governers Camp.

Capt L
4th Jun 2005, 00:27
Thanks Guys, just what I was looking for.

I've a friend moving to africa and wanted to let him know what he's in for!!!!

:ok: :ok: :ok:

Gunship
4th Jun 2005, 09:43
Great advert for Africa :ok:

chopperkie
4th Jun 2005, 11:41
Lesson for today:

Aircraft type is a Let 410 UVP-E20.

Test in the morning.

south coast
4th Jun 2005, 11:47
chopper, my boy...

you just stick to swinging your shambock!

PPRuNe Radar
4th Jun 2005, 11:48
mmmm, it looks more like a Let L410 UVP-E9 (an ex Aeroflot machine) ;)

chopperkie
5th Jun 2005, 09:59
Looks like sistership of ZS-OOF(ex 5H-PAJ).South Coast, my shambock swinging is getting to the stage of turning pro.Lots of practice recently in the desert.

Chop:}

Woof etc
5th Jun 2005, 13:02
PPRUNE Radar:

Just checking to see if you're paying attention.

OK-UDC LET 410UVP-E9
CCCP-67606
RA-67606
OK-UDC
5Y-BSA

Top of class with gold star!

PPRuNe Radar
5th Jun 2005, 15:37
It's simple really ;)

The Let L410 UVP-E9 is certificated based on JAR-25 by the Czech Republic and approved for operation in Denmark, India, Djibouti, Bolivia, Costa Rica and Kenya.

; whereas the Let 410 UVP-E20 is certificated based on FAR23/34 by the Czech Republic, Sweden, Brazil, Denmark, Argentina, and approved for operation in South Africa.

Check Revs
6th Jun 2005, 03:13
And I thought it was just a pisscat with 2 engines.

HeHe

:ok: :ok: CR

Solid Rust Twotter
6th Jun 2005, 06:14
Revs

Pisscats? You sound like those airline monkeys who always knock the charter and contract boys but secretly would give up major body parts themselves to get out of the high speed computer controlled offices they infest and do some real flying.:E :ok:

Woof etc
6th Jun 2005, 12:03
Quite a few E20s operating on the Kenya register as well. As far as I know the E9 is approved for freight operations in SA. The lack of extra emergency exits found on the E20 precludes it from pax operations in SA.

Farmer 1
6th Jun 2005, 14:16
Made me think of this one.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y277/Robert47/Shadycharacters.jpg


Thanks, Deanw.

Check Revs
7th Jun 2005, 02:05
SRT,

Sorry to dissapoint you mate. As for me - I have a lot of friends in the airlines as well as contract/charter boys(girls) so I'm not badmouthing anybody.

As an ex-chopperdriver, anything that doesn't have a rotor is a pisscat. As a lot of members in the fling wing establishment would agree.

SRT - I left the bait but didn't expect you to take it.



:E :E

Solid Rust Twotter
7th Jun 2005, 05:58
Revs

Choppers? That explains it. The vibration of the beast trying to eat itself has turned your brain to mush...:E

Wouldn't mind a Cobra, though. Lekker little runabout to do the shopping and irritate taxi drivers.:ok:

Kep Ten Jim
7th Jun 2005, 19:55
Twotter -

Nail on the head there son. If I could give up my 'high speed computer controlled office' for a C206 job around the Okavango, and make ends meet, I'd phone the boss tonight with my resignation.

Solid Rust Twotter
8th Jun 2005, 06:10
Agreed, Kep'n...

If the operators of the fun stuff paid a reasonable wage and didn't lie to the crews, most of the airline boys would be beating the doors down. :(

I.R.PIRATE
8th Jun 2005, 15:54
......and they wouldnt get in cause they just dont have the hands anymore.....:} but they would be able to drink the coffee well