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In a car crash, the driver isn’t usually hustled away by his security team. I mean, look at the pictures of Prince, er somebody else, in his Range Rover. More seriously, I would like to benefit from the AAIB’s findings, so I hope it isn’t going to be too hushed up. |
Originally Posted by Hilico
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In a car crash, the driver isn’t usually hustled away by his security team. I mean, look at the pictures of Prince, er somebody else, in his Range Rover. More seriously, I would like to benefit from the AAIB’s findings, so I hope it isn’t going to be too hushed up. |
Originally Posted by Efirmovich
(Post 10592241)
Just a question,, If it was a car crash, leaving the scene is an offence and usually done because the driver is pissed or not insured etc,, what are the rules for aviation regarding legging it ??
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Dave, you are absolutely right and I can only apologise for straying into a pseudo reality conjecture. I got carried away. ��
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Right, I like a challenge so I have done more digging. Interestingly, a day later a bunch of Ospreys did a night ‘exercise’ at Burn airfield. So not a million miles away and odd to pick a gliding airfield when so many active military ones are around. And how does this link to the R44 and disappearing pilot? Perhaps a reconnaissance run by a secret squirrel person? Someone more used to flying an Osprey and they forgot to pull carb heat? So they clear off out of both secrecy and embarrassment.
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The plot allegedly involves a student pilot, a Lamborghini and a hostelry.........
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Originally Posted by snchater
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The plot allegedly involves a student pilot, a Lamborghini and a hostelry.........
One confirmed clue it was a competent pilot, secondly the security team can’t fit in a Lamborghini... |
Originally Posted by nomorehelosforme
(Post 10592389)
secondly the security team can’t fit in a Lamborghini... |
Originally Posted by Mutley1013
(Post 10592343)
Right, I like a challenge so I have done more digging. Interestingly, a day later a bunch of Ospreys did a night ‘exercise’ at Burn airfield. So not a million miles away and odd to pick a gliding airfield when so many active military ones are around. And how does this link to the R44 and disappearing pilot? Perhaps a reconnaissance run by a secret squirrel person? Someone more used to flying an Osprey and they forgot to pull carb heat? So they clear off out of both secrecy and embarrassment.
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Perhaps the pilot swerved to avoid a UFO.
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Am I being totally thick or are talking about a well known gent that lost a newly new squirrel in the last twelve months but saved the lives of those on board after diving down into the aircraft? .........
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Tech log
If it was G-LLIZ which has been mentioned earlier, surely the tech log will have the details of who was flying it.
Or has that vanished as well? ;) Flight radar for G-LLIZ at Sherbun. Flight lasted 8 mins. https://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/GLLIZ https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/g-lliz |
Originally Posted by hayes67
(Post 10592531)
Am I being totally thick or are talking about a well known gent that lost a newly new squirrel in the last twelve months but saved the lives of those on board after diving down into the aircraft? .........
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G-INFO shows current ARC to March 2020 so FlightAware records may not be up to date?
Certain words appear to have capital letters mid-sentence in various posts above where they are not really needed (placed as clues?): Competent, Machine, Controls, Accident, Investigation and Pilot so far that i've noticed. Apparently single pilot if earlier posts are true, so someone (presumably) with an R44 rating or training for one - though why anyone would take their hands off the controls in a 44 (as appears to be alleged) is beyond me. Also someone who has a security detail with them to 'whisk them away', and someone with contacts to stop all media reporting it seems!! Surprised anyone that important would be flying in a piston single (NOT Robby-bashing, i'm referring to ANY piston single). Any more clues? |
Originally Posted by heli14
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,...Surprised anyone that important would be flying in a piston single (NOT Robby-bashing, i'm referring to ANY piston single).
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Well, the pilot is no ordinary joe for sure. A crash in public in the UK and not a single photo gets published on PPRUNE. Now that’s some serious horsepower. |
Another interesting point is the Tread Starter hasn’t made any further comments since revealing the registration number of the aircraft. Has he been sworn to secrecy by government spooks? |
I think your all barking up the wrong tree, although heilds does rent heli’s to some celebrity’s from the acting world |
Originally Posted by md 600 driver
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I think your all barking up the wrong tree, although heilds does rent heli’s to some celebrity’s from the acting world But I doubt any celeb has enough power to stop the press jumping on what wouldn’t be world headlines but might get a paragraph or two in a tabloid. But as this has turned into a great rumour thread, if it was a celeb they could easily have paid off the aircraft owner, the thread starter and jumped in the Lamborghini SUV (as suggested by Bell_Ringer) and disappear. Just saying. |
Okay, so what celebs do we know that can fly a helicopter? Harrison Ford? Tom Cruise? Noel Edmunds? ��
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