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Old 12th Jul 2010, 16:50
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Meteor Instructors

Hi, I am looking for some assistance from anyone who was a flying instructor on Meteor aircraft. I have an opportunity to fly a Meteor and, later in the year a T7. If it all pans out, once I have some time on type I will be instructing on the aircraft. So, here is the request: if any Meteor Instructors have any notes etc I would be most grateful for a loan of same to copy and return.
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Clipped wings, PM inbound
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Flatus Veteranus was an instructor on Meteors, he has not posted for quite a while but you could try a PM .
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Originally Posted by Clipped Wings
I have an opportunity to fly a Meteor and, later in the year a T7.
Going to work for Martin Baker are you?
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GK, no. A short answer but a true answer. My flying opportunity - if it comes about - is elsewhere.
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My former Flying Instructor was very sadly killed in a Meteor accident and he was an excellent pilot and instructor. If you do decide to fly the Meteor treat it with great respect!
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CW,
Could your opportunity involve testing WA591 from Kemble, post-restoration?
If so, all respect to the team involved and I hope the flights go well.

PW
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Sugest you get your leg muscles in shape, only managed to swap a few trips in the Meatbox by allowing a senior RAF type to fly my aircraft, but I do recall it needed a boot full of rudder with one at idle, and no, I didnt shut one down as many were doing back then.
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