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Old 27th May 2013, 07:41
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Simple, really - do they take visiting civil aircraft?

I fly from an RAF club which will probably help - we are exempt landing fees and already have the relevant insurance. I see in the VFR Flight Guide that 'all movements are under IFR' - not a major problem as they are OCAS and I can make an approach using my IMCR - vectors to visual approach, I assume, in VMC, given that they appear to be a little corner of England that is forever in the US...

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You will probably need a clearance from the Pentagon, despite having a RAF Station Commander (token) they operate to US PPR rules. I know someone who did land there in a precautionary WX diversion, was met by 35 vehicles and 17 Bird Colonels (full Emergency procedure) then arrested as an unauthorised alien.
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They have their own civil (N) reg aircraft for 'club' flying; why not try to make contact with the club?
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The USAF is another world.........one day over a beer I will tell you how I got arrested for being in charge of a Webber BBQ !

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Old 27th May 2013, 12:26
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Charcoal or gas?
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Charcoal.........and still in the box !
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Chevvron,

Good plan, didn't even suspect that! I don't suppose you have a contact? Google isn't finding much...

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Old 27th May 2013, 19:26
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Are you at Benson or Brize (or even Kemble)?
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No I don't but you could try phoning 'Base Ops' for a starter.
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