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Old 5th July 2019 | 08:59
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PC-24 lands on UK grass runway

Nice vid of the arrival into Goodwood for the Festival of Speed...

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Old 5th July 2019 | 09:20
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Well the BAe 125, which it so closely resembles, did it all the time. And not just grass, other unprepared surfaces, too. I was at the Festival of Speed yesterday, but it was not in the static park.
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Old 5th July 2019 | 16:42
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Well the BAe 125, which it so closely resembles, did it all the time. And not just grass, other unprepared surfaces, too. I was at the Festival of Speed yesterday, but it was not in the static park.
It was on display at the aerodrome. Alongside a PC-12. There was another PC-12 up the hill at the FOS.
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Old 6th July 2019 | 03:44
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0aQtBTNxWg


One landing in australia on a dirt strip. Royal flying doctor service are using them
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Old 6th July 2019 | 16:36
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BTW, what is the demonstrated crosswind component on grass. Count it always as wet?
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Old 6th July 2019 | 20:22
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Qantas were doing the same with the 125 30 years ago, when they used it as a crew trainer.
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Old 6th July 2019 | 21:32
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Qantas were doing the same with the 125 30 years ago, when they used it as a crew trainer.
Low blow here but couldn’t resist..... Was if for golf course training?

PC great looking aircraft.

As I’ve said that large door is fantastic.
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That video clearly shows that the aircraft settles very low on it's landing gear, with the main wheels immediately ahead of the inboard sections of the flaps. I suspect that the flaps would quickly become well 'worn' with the regular clattering of gravel and sand that would accompany such operations.
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Time will tell they are being used daily by RFDS on dirt airstrips
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Initial testing was at Woodbridge in June 2018
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