L188c Lockheed Electra Image
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L188c Lockheed Electra Image
To any old Hunting Cargo / Air Contractors crew out there.
Thought I would post this here as a reminder to some of simpler times. A friend and colleague of mine at Easyjet is a talented artist. I suggested to him some time ago that he paint one of the old Electra that I used to fly. He has just come up with this image. I did tell him that at least one engine should we secured with a feathered prop to make it more lifelike but he has ignored my advice. The quality of the image has suffered a bit with multiple cut and pastes with poor pixelation.
Normally he sells prints but of course that's not possible at the moment. Nonetheless I thought I would share it here.
Good times.
Best regards to any of my old colleagues (4 screw aircrew) that pick up on this.
Take care of yourselves.
Alan
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Thought I would post this here as a reminder to some of simpler times. A friend and colleague of mine at Easyjet is a talented artist. I suggested to him some time ago that he paint one of the old Electra that I used to fly. He has just come up with this image. I did tell him that at least one engine should we secured with a feathered prop to make it more lifelike but he has ignored my advice. The quality of the image has suffered a bit with multiple cut and pastes with poor pixelation.
Normally he sells prints but of course that's not possible at the moment. Nonetheless I thought I would share it here.
Good times.
Best regards to any of my old colleagues (4 screw aircrew) that pick up on this.
Take care of yourselves.
Alan
L188c
G45,not quite the same,but it was fun.....credit to the photographer.....
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I did tell him that at least one engine should we secured with a feathered prop to make it more lifelike but he has ignored my advice
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To any old Hunting Cargo / Air Contractors crew out there.
Thought I would post this here as a reminder to some of simpler times. A friend and colleague of mine at Easyjet is a talented artist. I suggested to him some time ago that he paint one of the old Electra that I used to fly. He has just come up with this image. I did tell him that at least one engine should we secured with a feathered prop to make it more lifelike but he has ignored my advice. The quality of the image has suffered a bit with multiple cut and pastes with poor pixelation.
Normally he sells prints but of course that's not possible at the moment. Nonetheless I thought I would share it here.
Good times.
Best regards to any of my old colleagues (4 screw aircrew) that pick up on this.
Take care of yourselves.
Alan
L188c
Thought I would post this here as a reminder to some of simpler times. A friend and colleague of mine at Easyjet is a talented artist. I suggested to him some time ago that he paint one of the old Electra that I used to fly. He has just come up with this image. I did tell him that at least one engine should we secured with a feathered prop to make it more lifelike but he has ignored my advice. The quality of the image has suffered a bit with multiple cut and pastes with poor pixelation.
Normally he sells prints but of course that's not possible at the moment. Nonetheless I thought I would share it here.
Good times.
Best regards to any of my old colleagues (4 screw aircrew) that pick up on this.
Take care of yourselves.
Alan
L188c
Fingers crossed
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EWIS,not so, they were in 2001,trials for CAA approval; think this was after flutter test flight,and keeping the grass green.....
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Regards to all mates/colleagues who suffered at the hands of TPI in Miami supposedly being taught to fly the Electra. Most of us ended up in Edmonton, Canada to get the appropriate licence.
Well retired in very rural Norfolk, many,many fond thoughts of my mate Les Manley.
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Well retired in very rural Norfolk, many,many fond thoughts of my mate Les Manley.
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I joined Channel for a period as Air World decided they would shut down for the winter and then re-employ in Spring. When Caledonian started up I went there but was fortunate to have met one of life’s good guys Mike Nash, sadly deceased.