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Pardon me, but aren't the "rules" of this game that only the winner of the previous challenge should post the next challenge or specifically offer Open House?
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Correct, but Chevron has declared open house so I guess JB007's second post is "legal"

On another matter, can someone point me to the list of airfield that have already been posted?

List as at 16 Nov 2007
 

http://www.geocities.com/artificer35...007.htm?200728

Will be updated at the end of the month.
Mel

Flew in there (LSI) a couple of times, here's a pretty good vid -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lz5_7gXkqgs

Given that I believe that my guess of Wick was correct for JB's last post, here is the next one.
Not a lot to go on but it is UK 1930's
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~jode...s/quiz2711.jpg

Flap40's challenge
 

Might be Folkstone Airfield, I know the aircraft is the Spartan Cruiser

Not Folkstone - further north.

Aircraft ID is correct though.

Is it Renfrew?

Yes it is Renfrew. If you put "Spartan Criser" into google images then this is the first omage that you get:eek:

And there's me flicking through old fashioned books to find Renfrew pictures....next one (what is it about airfields and graveyards?)

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h7...dance1/1-7.jpg

Moondance challenge
 

Is it Broadford Airport, (SKF), Isle of Skye?

Broadford it is (is it still open?) Well done evansb

Thanks Moondance. A company was planning on Dash-7 service way back in 2003, but I haven't heard of any current sked carriers into Broadford recently. The airport operator is listed with a tel: 01478 612727, fax: 01478 612255. Here is the next 'Which Aerodrome?'

http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...40/4030316.jpg

New boy here. Is it time for a clue after 24 hours, evansb?

My guess is Northern hemisphere, probably North American continent and, judging by the length of runway, lack of dispersals and size of car parks - a manufacturing base?

ghnry

The airport is in the United States, and it was the home of an aircraft manufacturer.

Evans's chalenge
 

Looks like William T Piper Airport in Lock Haven PA.
Floor open if I deserve it.

Sorry, not Piper's plant in Pennsylvania.

Hughes, Culver City California.

Flap40 is correct:ok: The Hughes Airport was at one time the largest private airport in the U.S. The runway wasn't paved until after WW.II.
The giant Hughes H-4 "Hercules" flying boat was built there, and trucked to the harbour at Long Beach. The airport was closed in 1985. Hughes also built this giant there.
You have control.

http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...iggestHeli.jpg

Well done Flap40. I was getting there slowly. Last went there in a Citation in 1980

ghny