682al

Forgive me for jumping in but things seemed to be static for several hours

Mel

Handley Page 115?

No, not the Handley Page 115 sorry.

McDonnell Banshee?

Bit of a WAG, I'm afraid!

Sorry BEagle your WAG (Wild Guess?) is incorrect. This aircraft is not the McDonnell Banshee.

Another wild guess,
Grumman F-9 Panther ?

Clint.

Clint

Great to see you. No,sorry not the Grumman F-9 Panther either.

Mel

This one isn't from the USA and a few years later than the Panther.

CF-100?



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No, wrong side of the pond.

Sud-Aviation Vautour?

682al
Not a Sud-Aviation Vautour.
Mel

Jet-lagged and far from home ( at work ) I'll have a WAG - wild-a***d guess!

A10 Thunderbolt II

Is it the Hawker P1127 (Kestrel)

BSD
Thanks for the definition of WAG :D Sorry not the A10, this bird is from Europe not the USA.
LowNSlow
Not the Hawker P1127 (Kestrel) wrong side of the Channel.

This twin engineed aircraft was a development of a single engined aircraft.

Fouga Magister (think that was a development of a single engined jet "sailplane" from the same team?)

treadigraph
Not the Fouga Magister. This one had American engines not Turbomeca Engines.The aircraft is not French.

Fiat G-91Y.



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BEagle has it. It is a photograph of the Fiat G-91Y cockpit.:ok:

You have control.

Mel

Very noisy!

F4 Phantom perchance?

Yak-141...?

Why the question mark, cringe? :)

Bah! have a day off from prooning and some blighter guesses the only pic I've actually known on sight for ages! Curses to you Mr. Beagle!! :E

cringe.
I agree with Tim Inder. No need for the question mark it is without doubt the
Yakovlev Yak-141 "Freestyle".

Not seen you on line recently hope all is well

Mel

Tim and Mel, thanks. I'm no expert, so I couldn't be certain. :)

Could we move to a new pic while waiting for BEagle's verdict?

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...nge_/unk41.jpg

Mike, that looks like an expresso machine handle. I'd say the aircraft is definitely Italian. ;)

It was indeed the Yak 141!

Never have so many car alarms gone off simultaneously as they did during its Farnborough display!

That new one looks to have had rather a cosy flight deck!

Thanks, BEagle.

LOL, pigboat. Not Italian, though it comes from a country of coffee drinkers.

cringe.
Frank Sinatra loved to sing that "they've got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil,"

Wild guess, could this be an early Embraer Aircraft? Perhaps the EMB 100?

Mel

Sorry Mel, wrong continent. Much earlier than the EMB-100.

The French also like their coffee, Hurel-Dubois HD-31 or HD-32?

Nope, not French either.

Mike,

Not American. Not from the '20s.

Not German, sorry.

Fokker F.XII?

The C-46E is proceeding apace, Ms. cringe. I've actually figured out how to cut off the nose and fabricate the stepped windshield! :O :D

That's great to hear, pigboat. Looking forward to see the result. :)

It's not the Fokker XII, but you got the country right. The two types were used by the same airline.

Not a trimotor. F7 is too early as well.

Ok, how about the Fokker F.VIII? :)

It isn't a Fokker. :)