A380 - combined threads
Join Date: Mar 2006
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Filton fly-by
I have to disgree with Smellster, the Brizzle weather held off until after the final approach, hopefully I got some good pics.
Two impressions :
How something so big can be so gracefull;
How quiet it was.
Well worth the drenching walking back to the coalface.
Phil.
Two impressions :
How something so big can be so gracefull;
How quiet it was.
Well worth the drenching walking back to the coalface.
Phil.
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One is stuck at home (under Biggin stack) due ill-health - please would someone advise of callsign and current frequency please? I have registered for BAA webcast but that won't start until 1300 BST.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Not the best looking beast in the skies but surely impressive and very quiet too. Disappionted that after the first flypast at Filton..trotted off back to work to find another approach and a few more orbits took place as I was going back to the car. ..off to the Heathrow Web cam now...
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impressive pic of the flypast on Sky News.Theyre going to be showing it live too by the looks of things.Was planning on going down to Filton this morning but decided against it....i think im regretting it now.
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On 127.525. Will be leaving OCK, flying over LL for a right-hand pattern. Wanting to descend to 3A soon after leaving the hold so may get a good view of it over LL (well maybe not with all the cloud!)