RAF Poseidon - Not too long to wait?
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Well done and congratulations. How refreshing it is to read a reply that is both positive and encouraging.
I really am not being condescending. It is a breath of fresh air.
All the best to those that get to fly the beasts.
BV
I really am not being condescending. It is a breath of fresh air.
All the best to those that get to fly the beasts.
BV
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You would have thought they would have done interviews all over the country, Lossie is a bit of a haul to find you cannot park... says parking limited 
Good luck to them

Good luck to them

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2) Fly lower!
I would guess because it's a military aircraft where those on board can reasonably be considered to be fit enough and properly trained to evacuate using emergency ladders / ropes etc.
This saves the weight, cost, complexity and risk of door slides.
I could be wrong.
This saves the weight, cost, complexity and risk of door slides.
I could be wrong.
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Fly lower?? The air frame/engine isn't optimised for it, simples!!!!
Does the Indian Neptune have the same senor suite as the US/UK/Aus ones? Or is it an 'export' version?
Davef68,
Neptune?
Neptune?
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I suppose Dave F68 was possibly referring to this healine in an Asian area newspaper "The Diplomat"India Approves Procurement of 10 More P-8I Maritime Patrol Aircraft
The Indian Ministry of Defense reportedly greenlit the acquisition of 10 more P-8I Neptune sub-hunting planes
Not that I know owt about coastal.
The Indian Ministry of Defense reportedly greenlit the acquisition of 10 more P-8I Neptune sub-hunting planes
Not that I know owt about coastal.