Doesn't go well with DCS though :yuk:
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Lossie puts a hell of a lot of eggs in one basket.
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Originally Posted by Sevarg
(Post 9830828)
Lossie puts a hell of a lot of eggs in one basket.
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Pies! Of course, that explains why Harry Gows' is opening a new bakery in Inverness! :E (Must have been a Spetznatz raid that burnt it down a few days ago! :eek:)
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Originally Posted by downsizer
(Post 9830852)
Like Brize, Waddo, Etc, etc...:sad:
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Originally Posted by George K Lee
(Post 9830778)
Sweetcorn goes well with pies.
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Originally Posted by Sevarg
(Post 9830874)
Maybe it's time to open up a few more etcs. No Lossie, then no FJ's in the north of UK, nothing to protect the fleet and it could be due to nothing more than a bloody good snow storm. All sounds a bit iffy
Good weather factor on the Moray coast, except when too windy or it snows. |
Originally Posted by Sevarg
(Post 9830828)
Lossie puts a hell of a lot of eggs in one basket.
This would make available a further operational runway locally. It would please the the local communities no-end and dis-embarrass the Army of a facility they really don't want. Kinloss should be able to be re-activated at minimal cost (keep the bean counters happy) and demonstrate a firm commitment to the future of the RAF in Scotland. - Everybody wins, but I guess it will never happen... |
If wee Krankie gets her way Kinloss/Lossie will probably be hosting Tu-95s instead of P-8s.
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Originally Posted by DANbudgieman
(Post 9831346)
That's why I suggested re-open Kinloss rather than station the P8s at Lossie.
This would make available a further operational runway locally. It would please the the local communities no-end and dis-embarrass the Army of a facility they really don't want. Kinloss should be able to be re-activated at minimal cost (keep the bean counters happy) and demonstrate a firm commitment to the future of the RAF in Scotland. - Everybody wins, but I guess it will never happen... The runway IS still operational, as a relief landing field for Lossie and it is used as the base for the local military flying club. |
Surely due to the proximity of Kinloss to Lossiemouth if it was weather causing an issue both would likely be shut?
I know in the local press it was announced in the last year or two that Inverness was to be used as a diversion for Lossiemouth, with the agreement that armed Typhoons would be allowed to land in addition to previously only unarmed. This was of course met with stories of horror in the local press, the world is going to end. Up until that point I believe they were still using Leuchars as a diversion. As far as civvy sites how would Wick fair (on the few reasonable days) as an option since the recent upgrades were completed? |
Originally Posted by MFC_Fly
(Post 9831559)
Once again you show you don't know what you are talking about. As TOFO said earlier, research before posting :ugh:
The runway IS still operational, as a relief landing field for Lossie and it is used as the base for the local military flying club. A runway being available for RLG and flying club use is a world apart from having a fully operational airfield. My original post stands. |
However, a shorter runway with serious bird issues sounds like a less than great place to operate a twin jet at max AUW year round.
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Originally Posted by DANbudgieman
(Post 9831601)
Thank you, but I can do without the condescending tone.
A runway being available for RLG and flying club use is a world apart from having a fully operational airfield. My original post stands. Also, you didn't say "fully operational airfield", you said "a further operational runway", exactly what Kinloss has already :ugh: |
Originally Posted by huge72
(Post 9830031)
Gosh they must be joining the AT/AR fleet then as 10 Sqn operates Voyager alongside 101Sqn at Brize!!!!
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