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BBC reporting new temporary airspace for Reds low level training.....
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...qU2PINe8SgeMCQ
This should go down well LOL
And within a quarter of a mile:
Eden Hall: An award-winning day spa retreat located in the heart of Nottinghamshire. Experience luxury treatments, state-of-the-art facilities and most importantly, total relaxation.https://baronseden.com/eden-hall
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...qU2PINe8SgeMCQ
This should go down well LOL
And within a quarter of a mile:
Eden Hall: An award-winning day spa retreat located in the heart of Nottinghamshire. Experience luxury treatments, state-of-the-art facilities and most importantly, total relaxation.https://baronseden.com/eden-hall
Great!
Relaxing in a Spa whilst watching aerobatics - where else could you do that? What a great feature and selling point 
Their "Sister" Spa is close to Tatenhill and they don't get anything near as exciting................
Their "Sister" Spa is close to Tatenhill and they don't get anything near as exciting................
Works for me!
See my location...
Syerston’s 4 miles away as the Hawk flies , tho’ us on the ground have to cross the Trent so it’s a slight road diversion over Gunthorpe bridge.
Can anyone point me at a schedule so I can go & watch?
See my location...
Syerston’s 4 miles away as the Hawk flies , tho’ us on the ground have to cross the Trent so it’s a slight road diversion over Gunthorpe bridge.
Can anyone point me at a schedule so I can go & watch?
With the new A46 now complete, it won't take spotters long to start parking on the old road, the Fosse Way, right next to the aerodrome.
I would imagine that the RAFAT would need to bear in mind the need to avoid distracting traffic on the A46 and to operate predominantly to the north of RW24?
I would imagine that the RAFAT would need to bear in mind the need to avoid distracting traffic on the A46 and to operate predominantly to the north of RW24?
From 9 January 2023 to 7 April 2023, the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team (RAFAT) synchro pair will conduct training in the vicinity of RAF Syerston.
The required TDA will be notified for activation by NOTAM no less than 72 hours prior to the planned flights. Activation of the TDA could take place Mon-Fri at the following slot times: 0830-0915, 1200-1245, 1450-1530, with actual dates and times of activation promulgated by NOTAM.
I’ll be driving past Syerston twice today , but I haven’t had a peer at the runways for a while.
Are the rather ‘used’ Jaguars still there?
I tried to get a closer look at them last visit , they were too far away from the nearest place I could see through the fence.
Are the rather ‘used’ Jaguars still there?
I tried to get a closer look at them last visit , they were too far away from the nearest place I could see through the fence.
Only 2 Hawks at a time; obviously saving airframe hours.
If they just needed a 'line feature' to practice with the singletons, why not use the Bedford Levels'; the supersonic corridor hasn't been used since Bedford closed. (Unless of course, someone knows different)
If they just needed a 'line feature' to practice with the singletons, why not use the Bedford Levels'; the supersonic corridor hasn't been used since Bedford closed. (Unless of course, someone knows different)
Ecce Homo! Loquitur...
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/...arrows-7978861
Nottinghamshire neighbour fears Red arrows move will attract 'defecating litter louts'
Nottinghamshire neighbour fears Red arrows move will attract 'defecating litter louts'
Never mind the ground noise issues - a restricted area around Syerston will completely plug what is already a bottleneck between EMA’s airspace and Tollerton to the west and Langar and Saltby further east. It’s also a fairly busy area just to the north for GH training flights.
Originally Posted by Flugzeug A
I’ll be driving past Syerston twice today , but I haven’t had a peer at the runways for a while.
Are the rather ‘used’ Jaguars still there?
I tried to get a closer look at them last visit , they were too far away from the nearest place I could see through the fence.
Are the rather ‘used’ Jaguars still there?
I tried to get a closer look at them last visit , they were too far away from the nearest place I could see through the fence.
Originally Posted by ORAC
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/...arrows-7978861
Nottinghamshire neighbour fears Red arrows move will attract 'defecating litter louts'
Nottinghamshire neighbour fears Red arrows move will attract 'defecating litter louts'
Nah. CAS has promised they'll concentrate on flying from now on.
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Originally Posted by Herod
Jets over Syerston; the first time since...? Where I did my JP training, a LONG time ago. "Wings" in '66.
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Was that jets or just constant thrust variable noise aircraft?
I note with interest that one of the GE pictures in the middle of the airfield is a spectacular picture of the Reds!
Why are the two Tonkas parked at Syerston?
Why are the two Tonkas parked at Syerston?
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Originally Posted by ORAC
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/...arrows-7978861
Nottinghamshire neighbour fears Red arrows move will attract 'defecating litter louts'
Nottinghamshire neighbour fears Red arrows move will attract 'defecating litter louts'
Originally Posted by chevvron
Rather buggers up the activities of CGS and 644 VGS.
27 duals with zero flying experience (except a bit of Chipmunk), then 3 solos. Lovely.
Last edited by Blackfriar; 31st Dec 2022 at 11:21. Reason: add colour.
Originally Posted by India Four Two
I note with interest that one of the GE pictures in the middle of the airfield is a spectacular picture of the Reds!
Why are the two Tonkas parked at Syerston?
Why are the two Tonkas parked at Syerston?
