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Old 6th Apr 2009, 16:21
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Helos everywhere...

Lot of activity around Marchwood SMC today - any ideas why?

Possibly due to the Yanks at Pompey? Anyways, cheers to the crew of the HC4 that flew right over my house at 1458 Local, travelling northbound.
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I spotted them as well....very low....and in a LF Avoidance area as well.... tut tut
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To the Chinook crew who overflew ACW Towers (N52.72840 W002.99672) at 501ft MSD at 1751 today heading roughly 045. . .

Brilliant! More please! And a little lower next time.
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Spheroid,

Were they landing and taking off at the many Fishead HLS on the Solent - in otherwords were they conducting VIP Tax (or I think the Dark Blue call SOOTAX or something?).

Maybe not practical (or unchievable) to take off and land at both locations and climb to 2000' - especially in the Sea King
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No, they took off and then climbed to about 100-200' and they stayed at that height for about 8 miles. If they were carrying passengers then that would make them doubly guilty as we all know you cannot low fly with passengers.
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They are Junglies; they can do what the hell they like!!!!

Seriously, you CAN low fly with passengers in certain circumstances. Spheroid, check your JHC Flying Order Book...
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According to your profile You are in London, how the *uck did you see them?
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Good post Stasi.....
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