Sorry for late reply, was in bed too. Yep, the Wright Flyer it was. Skytrain10 says Open House

Quiet innit! :uhoh:

Yawn - stretch

OK - airfield (closed)

In Hamburg, for example, please expand.

UK.......?

Yes, in the UK.

I thought it would be mate.

I deduced that was EG, as in UK ICAO designators.

So I ruled out Egginton.

On the other hand, I wonder if its' designator starts with X......

Forget about EG - and no idea what its designator is/was!

Try here then....

www.homepages.mcb.net/bones/UK_Airfield_Catalogue/uk.htm

At least that starts with an X. :)

Sehr gut, A2!

(In Hamburg, for example, please - bitte, expand - swell)

OH has been offered (for the non-linguists among us!).

I'll take the OH if I may, since I'll be out of it for a while after Friday. "Bird, with hesitation, meets deer" Manufacturer and aircraft.

Too easy, wasn't it? Right of course. All yours. I'm going to the woods in Sweden, no TV, no internet, lots of fresh air and exercise.

Morning. :)

Has everyone gone away?

Try this one - aircraft

Pilot from North of the Border in the early days, perhaps

(Manufacturer and type)

Very appropriate given your location , A2. Had one trip up country in Malaya in a Pioneer. The pilot demonstrated what it was like with all the flaps down - like flying in a tunnel. Even the overloaded trucks on the road below were overtaking us!

Over to you.

Thanks TTN,

I’d never heard of this aircraft until I came across its name today;it’s a bit convoluted, but devoted anagram solvers might enjoy it:


Manufacturer and Aircraft.


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