Which Aerodrome?
And the winner is Background Noise 
CFB Cold Lake, Alberta, otherwise known as The Cool Pool.
The Mig 29 was at Maple Flag 2000 and the F-16s and A-4s were at Maple Flag 2003. The "Scooters" have civilian registrations
Cold Lake AB Photos
Maple Flag 2003 - CFB Cold Lake (May 15-16)
It is interesting how so many people overlook the other NATO partner in North America
As for the dandelions, early European settlers brought them to the Prairies as a medicinal plant and Western Canada is now infested with them. Most towns and cities will fine you if you don't control them.
Over to you, BN.
CFB Cold Lake, Alberta, otherwise known as The Cool Pool.
The Mig 29 was at Maple Flag 2000 and the F-16s and A-4s were at Maple Flag 2003. The "Scooters" have civilian registrations
Cold Lake AB Photos
Maple Flag 2003 - CFB Cold Lake (May 15-16)
It is interesting how so many people overlook the other NATO partner in North America
As for the dandelions, early European settlers brought them to the Prairies as a medicinal plant and Western Canada is now infested with them. Most towns and cities will fine you if you don't control them.
Over to you, BN.
Ok, thanks, here's another one we've had before. Fairly easy I think but nonetheless an interesting picture and historic - and I am in it somewhere! Only other ones I have are current airfields.
It is indeed - I think it was the last airshow and the first to accept fast jets post wall. Here's the larger version and a more up to date picture of what is now the Luftwaffe Museum. The domestic side of the station is still in use as a German barracks or kaserne. Over to Double Hydco.
Thanks, it was the mix of RAF and soviet types in a German setting that did it!
Here's the next offering. Not a historic photo but an interesting place and not on the list......
DH
Here's the next offering. Not a historic photo but an interesting place and not on the list......
DH
How about "The Other Side of the World"? South Pacific?
Sorry for the delay but I was working this morning.
India Four Two - now you are thinking in the right region...
Mr_G - see above, but not Fiji.
sidtheesexit - yes that is a FCA 757 on the apron.
By way of a clue, a neighboring island (in the same country) was on TEAL's Coral Route.
Cheers, DH
India Four Two - now you are thinking in the right region...
Mr_G - see above, but not Fiji.
sidtheesexit - yes that is a FCA 757 on the apron.
By way of a clue, a neighboring island (in the same country) was on TEAL's Coral Route.
Cheers, DH
a neighboring island (in the same country) was on TEAL's Coral Route.
Tasman Empire Airways Limited
The Cook Islands stop was at Aitutaki which is 140 nm north of Rarotonga, where the International airport is.
But as Sid said, what's a Firstchoice aircraft doing there?
IFT is correct it's Rarotonga Intl and here's another shot of this beautiful place.
We were more than a little surprised to see a UK charter aircraft land in Raro. I believe it was on a luxury round the world charter, and spent just over 24 hours on the ground.
Next.....
Thanks DH. The Cook Islands are on my list, but I haven't made it there so far.
This airport is also on an island. The picture is early 60s.
This airport is also on an island. The picture is early 60s.
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Air 2000 did a special round the world charter for about 40 pax. Price was in the region of $35,000 a head. Flight even had it's own cordon bleu chef on board. A chum of mine Dave Trusler was the senior capt. on the flight which lasted about 2 weeks.
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Brian,
Sorry, your guess was not serendipitous
The island is not that big!
Sorry, your guess was not serendipitous
The island is not that big!