Looks like some Grob woes..

[pr00ne]

Pegasus107,


RAFAC?

[NutLoose]

Air Cadets? I should imagine they will be well down the pecking order as to getting their air experience ones back in the air.

[muppetofthenorth]

Originally Posted by NutLoose

Air Cadets? I should imagine they will be well down the pecking order as to getting their air experience ones back in the air.

Well down the pecking order? Can't come lower in a list of two than second... It's only them and the UAS using the Tutor, no? EFT is all Prefect now, as I understand it.

[Mach the Knife]

Originally Posted by muppetofthenorth

Well down the pecking order? Can't come lower in a list of two than second... It's only them and the UAS using the Tutor, no? EFT is all Prefect now, as I understand it.

RN and Army use the Tutor for Flying Grading at Yeovilton and Middle Wallop.

[Roland Pulfrew]

Originally Posted by muppetofthenorth

Well down the pecking order? Can't come lower in a list of two than second... It's only them and the UAS using the Tutor, no? EFT is all Prefect now, as I understand it.

16 Sqn also still delivering various bits of regular military flying training, as are several of the UASs. 115 still deliver QFI training as a regular military task.

[TorqueOfTheDevil]

Originally Posted by NutLoose

If one wants to be picky it’s actually a civilian registered Grob G115, and as the civilian AD refers to it as that, so regardless of what the RAF have decided to slap on it as their Moniker, a Grob G115 it remains and rightly so as the RAF are just one user in a long list, in fact it was called the Heron when in Royal Navy service.

Fair enough. But 'Grob woes' and 'a Grob' is still lazy and unhelpful!

[Sky Sports]

Does anyone know when the Tutor's will be back in the air?

[EESDL]

not the first grounding - had a very pleasant Summer whilst we waited for the prop issue to be resolved