Thanks. I've just noticed that that house, the terminal and the second tower can still be seen on Flashearth.

The next challenge.

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/j...cket/crash.jpg

Flap40, have you looked at your pm's?

Well played Flap40 on Duckbutt's challenge!

Flap40's alternative challenge: Portsmouth?

SNAFU on my part!

Duck's just pointed out that we have already had this one so I have posted an alternative view of the same airfield which will not last long.

Skyways 748 landing on a wet grass airfield in the south of England.
I seem to remember another one followed a short time later. Portsmouth ?

Agree its Portsmouth on 15th August 1967. Which turned out to be a bad day for Channel Airways as two of their 748's crashed at Portsmouth on the same day!

G-ATEK which overrun and hit an earth embankment at 1148 hrs followed one and a half hours later by G-ATEH, inbound from the Channel Islands, which also overran and crashed through the northern perimeter fence at 1334 hrs as shown in Flap40's photo.

Apology to Skyways. Open house.

Just to confirm it is Portsmouth.

The accident report can be found at Air Accidents Investigation Branch: 1/1971 G-ATEK and G-ATEH

As its Open House - Where is this?

http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r...wes/Where2.jpg

It does have a look of Strubby.

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Mel

Not Strubby

How about Wittering?

RAF Odiham?

Rgds
AAO

Not Wittering and not Odiham.

Clue - but there is a link to Odiham.

RAF Scampton ?

Dont suppose the link would be an event would it?

(as opposed to an aircraft / crew / squadron etc)

Rgds
AAO

Ah, evansb has beaten me to my next guess so I'm gonna throw in;

RAF Cottesmore?

Rgds
AAO

evansb has it.

Scampton it is in 1953 with 27 Sqn showing off their brand new Canberras.

...and the link with Odiham is that 27 Sqn is currently based at Odiham - with Chinooks.


It's all yours evansb

I'm intrigued, is there a story behind the musical notes painted on the noses of those Canberras?