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Billredshoes
27th May 2007, 11:13
Project Propeller


Calling all Pprune Project Propeller needs your help.

They need pilots to fly WW2 Air crew to Bruntingthorpe on 30Th June from around the country.

They need Pilots to fly or drive the RAF Crew from the following:

2 Halfpenny Green 1 Popham 2 Exeter

1 Popham 1 Shobdon 2 Eaglescott

1 Cambridge 3 Dunkenswell 1 Cranfield

3 Biggin Hill 1 Norwich 1 Old Sarum

You will be helping a lot of WW2 crew have a great time and you will also ENJOY the Day especially the HUGH SMILE on the FACES of your Passengers.

We have taken the ANT to this event for the last 2 years but unfortunately we will miss it this year. :sad::sad::sad:

It really is a GREAT DAY and at present there are WW2 Aircrew who need your help.

For more information:

http://www.projectpropeller.co.uk/ (http://www.projectpropeller.co.uk/)

To Register:

http://www.projectpropeller.co.uk/pp/register/pilots/ (http://www.projectpropeller.co.uk/pp/register/pilots/)

Alternatively if you know of any eligible WW2 Air Crew please PM and I will send you the contact details.

SkyHawk-N
27th May 2007, 12:42
Have just registered, I can probably handle the Norwich and Cambridge pilots.

wsmempson
27th May 2007, 14:34
Hve just registered too. I await my call up papers!:ok:

DX Wombat
27th May 2007, 15:12
It has been mentioned here (http://forums.flyer.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=29917) too so it might be worth your while having a look.

PPRuNe Radar
27th May 2007, 15:38
At the moment I am registered but there is no one between here (Prestwick) and Bruntingthorpe who needs a lift. If you know of any ex-aircrew twixt here and there who might not be aware of the Project, please let them know and I might be able to give them a nice day out. :ok:

contrail
27th May 2007, 22:42
Just signed up too :E

flexy
27th May 2007, 22:46
Yep I can handle flights from the cambridge area in most types that would take anyones fancy -twins for those who prefer the comfort or would be a nice 40 min flight in a flexwing for those still adventurous enough!!

DX Wombat
28th May 2007, 22:03
Back to the top :) Some of the Veterans have now been allocated to pilots. See the link in my first post. :)

Keef
28th May 2007, 22:50
As usual, none from my neck of the woods. If it looks as if there will be a shortage, I could bimble over to Cambridge or Norwich - or even Big Gin Hill if it came to it.

nmarshal
4th Feb 2011, 16:36
Details of the 2011 event are now available on:
Project Propeller (http://www.projectpropeller.co.uk/)

Project Propeller is an annual reunion for WWII aircrew, to which they are flown from all over the country by current volunteer pilots.

Pilots who have participatd in the past often comment on what an interesting and worthwhile day out it is. If you can help, please register.

nmarshal
17th Apr 2011, 12:13
Project Propeller 2011 - Wickenby - 11 June 2011

We are continuing to receive a lot of veteran aircrew registrations and are looking for pilots to fly them in from the following airfields:

Elmsett, Thruxton, Wellesbourne, North Weald, Manston, Old Warden, Dunkeswell, Eaglescott, Lydd, Bournemouth, Carlisle, Blackbushe, Sherburn, Compton Abbas, Headcorn, Booker, Durham, Newquay, Marham, Hawarden, Shoreham, Seething, Sywell, Glasgow, Plymouth, Cranfield

If you could fly one or two of these WWII veterans into the event at Wickenby on June 11, please volunteer by registering on the website. You are guaranteed to have an interesting and worthwhile day out.

Rgds

Nigel Marshall
Project Propeller (http://www.projectpropeller.co.uk)

Genghis the Engineer
19th Apr 2011, 15:07
What a wonderful thing to do, I'll register and depending upon aeroplane availability could do a round trip from either Booker or Cranfield.

Wondering out loud, given the passage of time, aircrew who flew operationally in Korea will now mostly be over 80, and who flew in the Falklands will in many cases now be over 60, plus he significant operational flying at Suez was all flown by people aged now over 75. Should Project Propeller be expanding it's remit slightly?

G