What Cockpit? MK VI

[twochai]

Not the Dromader, Sycamore.

(Thanks for the boost, Mel)!

[SincoTC]

Evening twochai,

I think that's a PZL-106 Kruk ??

[twochai]

Right on, SinoTC, it is the PZL 106A 'Kruk', predecessor to the much larger 'Dromader'.

You have control, sir.

[SincoTC]

Thanks twochai,

Here's the next cockpit.

[SincoTC]

Time for a little clue I think!

A popular ultralight aircraft, sold in many countries, but it has a different name when sold in the USA. I will accept either (or better yet, both)!!

[frontlefthamster]

Eurostar, Sportstar?

Open house if correct, please...

[SincoTC]

Congratulations frontlefthamster, it is indeed the cockpit of a Eurostar (or Sportstar in the US)

As requested it is now an Open House

[evansb]

Identify the mystery simulator:

[MReyn24050]

I am surprised nobody has come up with the answer. Panavia Tornado I believe.

[evansb]

Correct, Mel Well done. It is known as the Tornado F3 Systems "emulator" at RAF Marnham. Your turn.

[MReyn24050]

Thanks Bri. Here is the next one, Two for the price of one! It is the same aircraft type but with different pilot configurations.

[Noyade]

American Mel?

[sabredog]

Boeing Model 1?

[MReyn24050]

It is American but not the Boeing Model 1.

[Karlark]

Martin TT?

[MReyn24050]

That is the one Karlark


You have control.

[Karlark]

Thanks MReyn. This one should be easy... this particular one sits nearby me;

[frontlefthamster]

Can it be as easy as Boeing B-54? I'm not sure that a prototype was completed though...

[frontlefthamster]

Scratch that... It's a KC-97G.

Open house please (if correct).

[Karlark]

Yes. It is the KC-97G.

Open House per frontlefthamster