A proper aircraft at RAF Valley 20-11-07
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A proper aircraft at RAF Valley 20-11-07
Hi all,
In my humble opinion I was lucky to catch a true "icon" aircraft todat at RAF Valley , i dont normally post my "spotter" pics on here but I hoped you might appreciate this one.
ZZ190 Hunter F58 of I believe FRA
Cheers Gareth
In my humble opinion I was lucky to catch a true "icon" aircraft todat at RAF Valley , i dont normally post my "spotter" pics on here but I hoped you might appreciate this one.
ZZ190 Hunter F58 of I believe FRA
Cheers Gareth
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THS is correct. See here: http://www.hunterteam.com/hawker_hun...tech_specs.htm
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Hi All,
Apologies for the dissapearing pics, I did not realise that this thread would prove so popular.............I host my pics with AOL and have just been informed that I have exceeded my Bandwidth for the day(never happened before) so the pics will reappear soon as if by magic when my Bandwidth is reinstated! Thanks for all the views and all the kind comments
Cheers Gareth
P.S Pity I cant post the sound as well because that would crash my Bandwidth a further time
Apologies for the dissapearing pics, I did not realise that this thread would prove so popular.............I host my pics with AOL and have just been informed that I have exceeded my Bandwidth for the day(never happened before) so the pics will reappear soon as if by magic when my Bandwidth is reinstated! Thanks for all the views and all the kind comments
Cheers Gareth
P.S Pity I cant post the sound as well because that would crash my Bandwidth a further time
Yes they are ..... No they're not ....
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HHA
Thanks for posting pics had previoously seen them on Valley Aviation Society site, well worth a look if you haven't seen it.
The aircraft pictured is ZZ190 formally G-HHAE and prior to that J4066. ZZ190and her sister ship ZZ191 (G-HHAD J4058) are leased to FRA whose pilots fly them under contract. They are still fully maintained and operated from an engineering perspective by HHA engineers. They have performed well with a 100% sortie success rate over the first contract year. The aircraft are very low FI and have very low flying hours, couple that with the excellent performance and agility of the big engined Hunter they have proved to be an ideal platform for trials work.
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The aircraft pictured is ZZ190 formally G-HHAE and prior to that J4066. ZZ190and her sister ship ZZ191 (G-HHAD J4058) are leased to FRA whose pilots fly them under contract. They are still fully maintained and operated from an engineering perspective by HHA engineers. They have performed well with a 100% sortie success rate over the first contract year. The aircraft are very low FI and have very low flying hours, couple that with the excellent performance and agility of the big engined Hunter they have proved to be an ideal platform for trials work.
www.hunterteam.com
Classic aircraft
Hi all
This classic British aircraft can also be found flying out of Exeter in Devon. Hunter Flying Ltd have a number of twin seat Hunters as well as a few single seat aircraft. By far the best has to be XE601, which still retains its Boscombe Down markings.
If your interested in knowing more go to
www.hunterflyingclub.co.uk
Cheers
Hunty
This classic British aircraft can also be found flying out of Exeter in Devon. Hunter Flying Ltd have a number of twin seat Hunters as well as a few single seat aircraft. By far the best has to be XE601, which still retains its Boscombe Down markings.
If your interested in knowing more go to
www.hunterflyingclub.co.uk
Cheers
Hunty