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mcoates

16th Dec 2020 01:37

Cash - Drugs - Guns in Redcliff today 16th December

https://www.news.com.au/travel/trave...89f6c841b60294

Stationair8

16th Dec 2020 02:08

Aero club Christmas party?

KRviator

16th Dec 2020 02:54

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The discovery led police to raid several residential properties and storage sheds across north Brisbane as part of Operation Romeo Mugwort.

Operation Romeo Mugwort? WTF is that? A Harry Potter reference or something?

At least they didn't have some copper with his arms in the prop arc and service weapon drawn this time!

currawong

16th Dec 2020 07:31

machtuk

16th Dec 2020 08:30

Not the first time using an Aerostar. Anyone here from Tamworth in the mid to late 80's? Nice green Aerostar with very long range tanks -)

Capt Fathom

16th Dec 2020 09:24

Do tell us more Machtuk. Very intrigued!

Clare Prop

16th Dec 2020 09:35

I remember a similar bust at Jandakot about 15? years ago, an Aztec. Then there was the hangar whose roof blew off when the meth lab inside exploded...

compressor stall

16th Dec 2020 10:42

One used to do Griffith Moorrabbin in the early 90s IIRC. Got caught.

Checkboard

16th Dec 2020 10:43

One did, did one? How long did one get in prison, compressor stall? :E

Squawk7700

16th Dec 2020 11:05

The Police used to use Aerostar’s for transporting their “clients” interstate a long time ago. Just sayin’...

Lookleft

16th Dec 2020 23:23

Flying the Aerostar is the closest thing a working GA pilot gets to "strapping on an airplane".

the_rookie

17th Dec 2020 13:30

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Originally Posted by Lookleft (Post 10948675)

Flying the Aerostar is the closest thing a working GA pilot gets to "strapping on an airplane".

And why do you say that?

Global Aviator

17th Dec 2020 17:14

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Originally Posted by the_rookie (Post 10948980)

And why do you say that?

Because it is an absolute beast! One type I’ve never flown but lucky enough to have been in.

KRUSTY 34

17th Dec 2020 23:30

Good enough for Barry Seal!
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gileraguy

18th Dec 2020 19:12

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Originally Posted by KRUSTY 34 (Post 10949274)

Good enough for Barry Seal!
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That's EXACTLY what I thoughtb when I heard the type...

Roj approved

18th Dec 2020 20:33

According to this guy, the Aerostar isn’t the “best” drug running aeroplane.

2 hours of fascinating stories of nefarious activities.

compressor stall

19th Dec 2020 04:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Checkboard (Post 10948311)

One did, did one? How long did one get in prison, compressor stall? :E

:) The perils of Phone Syntax!

tail wheel

20th Dec 2020 00:44

A previous owner of the aircraft in question has expressed concern at his name and address being published in this thread.

Take note - the CASA Register for this aircraft is not correct, it has not been updated after a sale some time ago.

DO NOT QUOTE THE CofR HOLDER FROM THE CASA WEB SITE, IN THIS PPRUNE THREAD!! :uhoh:

Bodie1

20th Dec 2020 03:38

Old mate that got busted is/was a ppruner, wonder if he's cruising these pages whilst he hasn't got a lot to do? ;)

Bodie1

20th Dec 2020 06:15

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and dealing with the fallout of the (at least) three women he was in relationships with finding out about it all, and each other in the process.

Really? haha, the wife with newborn in tow can't be too happy about that!

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