Which aircraft are the BBC talking about?
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Chinny - not taken as such. I was visualising Katherine's Scammell wheelnuts after all those hours in a 'very cold aircraft' - and came over all funny...................
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I get so annoyed when people slate others for coming out to Herrick or elsewhere to give a small amount of enjoyment to those away from home.
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Blunt's article in the Telegraph 6 March 2012
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James Blunt's original tweetor messages stated:
I did proper subjects at school rather than geography, but the last time I checked Dubai is a couple of hours from Bastion not 30 minutes. That probably explains the return to Cyprus (and also fixing a broken jet in Cyprus is probably easier than at Bastion).
"Just had an announcement that the aircraft has got a problem. We're circling over Dubai (United Arab Emirates). I can see the world's tallest building below... We have an air leak. It's become very cold on the aircraft. Only 30mins short of Camp Bastion, but we're heading back to Cyprus. Not going to make it to Afghanistan tonight. Broken plane. Will try again tomorrow."
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Originally Posted by Sook
I did proper subjects at school rather than geography,