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I saw the G120TP at ILA Berlin, (my photos) with their high altitude G520t,
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Laughingly could have the G520T as Tucano replacement instead of the T-6 Texan II thus emphasising the ethos of 'The Sky's the Limit'
Originally Posted by Martin the Martian
....to Valley alongside the Hawks. Bye bye Linton-on-Ouse.
Has that been decided yet? For a while it was Wittering but I gather that's off the table now.
Originally Posted by Wander00
And over how many bases is this small fleet to be spread?
The 120TP will be based at Cranditz (RAF pilot training) & Barkston Heath (RN & Army pilot training).
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Had not realise the "real" Harvard was being retired. Had a flight in it many years ago, part of a Command Accounts Inspection, don't you know! Still makes me smile
That happened quietly - a pity for the longest serving aircraft type in UK military history.
PS someone tell ETPS as it's still on their shiny new website) http://www.etps.qinetiq.com/school/f...s/Harvard.aspx)
At the risk of wandering even further off topic, do the BBMF pilots still get some taildragger experience on the Harvard to brisdge the gap between Chipmunk and Spitfire/Hurricane? If so, perhaps the Flight could have it.
I heard a rumour that there are problems with the Grob Tutor's propellers again - this time the blades are apparantly delaminating. The rumour was that about 30 were affected, any truth in that? If so, the bolstering of AEFs for Air Cadets won't be doing so well!
LJ
LJ
I thought they were getting 'ZM***' registrations? I must admit the seemingly random allocation of registrations these days does bother my OCD and sense of order somewhat