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overstress
25th Sep 2015, 12:39
Here's an easy quiz for the inhabitants of this forum..
How much of a plane spotter are you? - Telegraph (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelnews/11888737/How-much-of-a-plane-spotter-are-you.html)
I got 12/12 ;-)
N707ZS
25th Sep 2015, 12:52
I thought number 12 was a crow!
ATNotts
25th Sep 2015, 13:08
Got 14/15 on the World's hardest geography quiz. I guess I watch too much "Pointless"!
For overseas readers "Pointless" is a BBC TV game show.
HEATHROW DIRECTOR
25th Sep 2015, 14:47
11/12 - not bad for an old timer! Wish there'd been some real aeroplanes in it though.
Peter47
25th Sep 2015, 15:01
12/12 but to be honest I had to guess whether the light aircraft was a Cessna or Piper. Didn't have too much trouble telling whether one was a 350, 360 or 370 though.
Just don't ask how I always do in Uncle Roger's Xmas quiz.
HEATHROW DIRECTOR
25th Sep 2015, 17:55
Sadly, I doubt if too many people on here remember Uncle Roger!
superq7
25th Sep 2015, 18:14
Sadly, I doubt if too many people on here remember Uncle Roger!
Roger Bacon in Flight magazine straight and level ?
Peter47
25th Sep 2015, 19:57
Absolutely right!
Hotel Tango
25th Sep 2015, 20:30
12/12. Far too easy and I most definitely don't consider myself an expert by any means. Surprised you only managed 11/12 HD. ;)
HEATHROW DIRECTOR
25th Sep 2015, 21:40
I know HT... the rat's nest I call a brain doesn't work too well now!
treadigraph
25th Sep 2015, 23:31
12/12 - tricky? nah...
Albaman
26th Sep 2015, 07:54
Apologies for going " off topic" here, but the mention of Uncle Roger reminds me that , for some time now, I haven't seen " Flight " for sale at any newsagents - even at airports. It may be that I've been unlucky and all copies have sold out but could someone confirm, please, that " Flight " is still available in print format.
Airbanda
26th Sep 2015, 08:17
As far as I can remember it was in WH Smugs last time I was there but it's not been amongst my purchases for many years.
rogera
26th Sep 2015, 11:15
I receive flight magazine by post every week having subscribed to it by direct debit for ages
MrSnuggles
26th Sep 2015, 11:32
That was waaay too easy!
For you who haven't taken the test, it goes something like:
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Picture:
http://www2.geo-airbusds.com/files/pmedia/public/r33365_9_jet-c03-airbus-a380.jpg
Question:
Is this an
A) Airbus A380
B) F-16
C) Eurofighter Typhoon
D) Bell Helicopter 206
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I am a mere mortal among aviation legends but I managed 12 out of 12.
(I do enjoy posting pictures of the big white whale though!)
Simtech
26th Sep 2015, 12:45
Anyone here called Hoskins?
He would have been here but he was a bit late on the round-out :rolleyes:
Albaman
26th Sep 2015, 16:32
Thanks for the replies re " Flight ", much appreciated.
DaveReidUK
26th Sep 2015, 17:45
Although I've been a subscriber for more years than I care to remember, sadly I have to say that Flight is a mere shadow of its former self.
28right
26th Sep 2015, 23:38
12/12. Like HD, pity there were no real planes. What about a Starliner or a Convair 880 or even a York in Skyways colours. Those were the days !
Una Due Tfc
27th Sep 2015, 00:05
12/12, my old trainers did a good job all those years ago I guess
I often have trouble telling the biz jets apart though in real life. I'm not tower rated so it's not a problem. Just remember the performance of each ICAO designator...
trident3A
28th Sep 2015, 11:09
12/12 alright! :ok: