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Old 12th Oct 2019, 21:43
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Can’t see any of them stepping into an R44.... they probably know better.
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Old 12th Oct 2019, 21:45
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David Jason is known in those parts but no idea if he still partakes

I'm not suggesting he was involved, it was a response to celebs that fly!
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Old 12th Oct 2019, 21:48
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Thought David Jason was from Peckham?
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Old 12th Oct 2019, 21:49
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Originally Posted by nomorehelosforme
Thought David Jason was from Peckham?
Only Fools in Robbies?
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Old 12th Oct 2019, 22:03
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On the topic of celeb 44 drivers Jkay springs to mind, at least tom cruise skipped SEPs and went straight into the 350B
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Old 13th Oct 2019, 17:56
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Originally Posted by 315B
On the topic of celeb 44 drivers Jkay springs to mind, at least tom cruise skipped SEPs and went straight into the 350B
think jk has an R66 these days
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 14:57
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If it’s so hush hush I’m surprised this thread hasn’t been shut down by now.
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 15:53
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Originally Posted by KNIEVEL77
If it’s so hush hush I’m surprised this thread hasn’t been shut down by now.
Tom Cruise, Harrison Ford, JK and Boris,,, Wow,, this is the Sherburn Airfield in Yorkshire ?

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Old 14th Oct 2019, 16:16
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This is one of the most remarkable threads - for being so utterly unremarkable.

It seems to be perpetually on the verge of delivering titillating gossip, yet it fails deliver with every new posting.
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 18:24
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Originally Posted by Cabby
According to the website below there are 123 R44's to choose from IF it was an R44. Did the airfield clear the wreckage with a crane?

https://www.helis.com/database/model...cn?filc=UK#cns
Wherever that database gets it's information, it is woefully out-of-date. Our registration entry still shows the last owner; who sold it to us in 2011.
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 18:38
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R44 database

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Wherever that database gets it's information, it is woefully out-of-date. Our registration entry still shows the last owner; who sold it to us in 2011.
Thats the internet for you Anyone have an up to date database? How many R44's are registered in the UK?

Was the Sherburn mystery a/c a write off?
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 18:53
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Originally Posted by Cabby

Was the Sherburn mystery a/c a write off?
That also remains a mystery, there appears to be zero information regarding anything to do with this accident....just rumors
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 19:55
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Originally Posted by nomorehelosforme
That also remains a mystery, there appears to be zero information regarding anything to do with this accident....just rumors
Perhaps it’s simply Fake News!
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 20:20
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Originally Posted by robbyrandom
It was indeed G-LLIZ, one of Hields’.
The above information, kindly posted almost 2 weeks ago by 'robbyrandom', should greatly assist Cabby to narrow down their meticulous forensic research into which of the 123 possible R44s might be at the heart of this mystery.......

Do call back to let us know when you've narrowed it down to the top 10 suspects at the top of your list, Cabby!
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 20:25
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Reports on one of the spotter's forums that G-LLIZ was at Sherburn at the weekend with damaged rotors and minor damage to tail boom
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Old 14th Oct 2019, 23:31
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Originally Posted by horatio_b
Reports on one of the spotter's forums that G-LLIZ was at Sherburn at the weekend with damaged rotors and minor damage to tail boom
Possibly some genuine information! Was this another R44 mast bumping? Still no clues to who was involved.
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Old 15th Oct 2019, 05:24
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Originally Posted by nomorehelosforme


Possibly some genuine information! Was this another R44 mast bumping? Still no clues to who was involved.
It was certainly bumped, in the picture I was shown it was on its side with blades missing !

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Old 15th Oct 2019, 08:52
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Originally Posted by Efirmovich
It was certainly bumped, in the picture I was shown it was on its side with blades missing !

E.
Where did you find the picture?
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Old 15th Oct 2019, 09:01
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Celebrity + helicopter + crash = Richard Hammond surely
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Old 15th Oct 2019, 11:13
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Not sure why the mystery and lack of information on this incident.
normal person, a businessman, makes a stupid mistake and rolls the heli. Could have been avoided easily. was he not told to wind the throttle off when on the ground if you need to take hands off or just dont take your hands off at all. Surely it wouldn’t have rolled over if it was wound back to 50-60%? Common sense tells you not to leave the machine at 101% and start messing round. All round avoidable. police apparently caught up with him but he had managed to throw back 2 pints by then. have a picture but unable to post as not a regular poster on here.

disclaimer: rumours obviously but quite accurate I am told.
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