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Old 18th Aug 2009, 07:03
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bournemouth airshow

Hi all,is there anyone with any info on display validation dates and times for this weekends show?.
Also i am trying to find out what aircraft will be based at hurn during the event?.
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Thursday 20th
1:55pm - 3pm
DH Sea Vixen
RN Black Cats
The Yakovlevs (x2 Yak-50/52)
RAF King Air
RAF Hawk
RNLAF AB412 SAR Demo
RAF Falcons

3pm – 4pm
Team Guinot (x2 PT-17s)
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
The Blades

Friday 21st
1:30pm – 2:30pm
RAF Red Arrows
RAF King Air
RN Black Cats
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight

2:30pm – 3:30pm
The Yakovlevs (x2 Yak 50/52s)
RAF Hawk
DH Sea Vixen
RNLAF AB412 SAR Demo
RAF Falcons

3:30pm-4:15pm
Team Guinot (x2 PT-17s)
The Blades
RAF Eurofighter Typhoon

Saturday 22nd
12pm – 1pm
Royal Marines Beach Assault
The Yakovlevs (x4 Yak 50/52s)
Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance
Red Bull Matadors
RNLAF AB412 SAR Demo
RAF King Air
Swift Aerobatic Team

1pm – 2pm
RAF Chinook
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
B-17G ‘Sally B’
P-40 Kittyhawk

2pm- 3pm
RN Black Cats
Team Guinot (x2 PT-17s)
The Blades
RAF Red Arrows

3pm – 4pm
Spitfire & P-51 Mustang
RAF Falcons
Avro Vulcan XH558
RAF Eurofighter Typhoon

Sunday 23rd12:15pm – 1:15pm
Royal Marines Beach Assault

1:15pm – 2pm
RAF Hawk
Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance
The Blades
Team Guinot (x2 PT-17s)

2pm – 3pm
Spitfire & P-51 Mustang
Avro Lancaster
RN Black Cats
Swift Aerobatic Team
RAF Falcons

3pm – 4pm
RNLAF AB412 SAR Demo
B-17G ‘Sally B’
P-40 Kittyhawk
RAF Chinook

4pm – 5pm
RAF King Air
The Yakovlevs (x4 Yak 50/52s)
Avro Vulcan XH558
Red Bull Matadors
RAF Eurofighter Typhoon
RAF Red Arrows

( credit for the display times to " area 51 on UKAR " )

Regards,

F10P
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thanks

Many thanks flaps ten,i am really trying to find out what days and times the practices take place.
Thanks again.
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Very little practice, I would think.
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Thanks, Flaps 10, I'll go down tomorrow with Mrs C.
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No Sea Vixen

Pilot ill... Sabre and Vampire taking its place
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Hawker Hunter display and a Vulcan flyby on Thursday.

Would think a good majority of the aircraft would be based at Hurn. The jets and larger aircraft certainly.

Reds are in on Friday morning. Vulcan most likely operating from Brize Norton though.
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xh558

i was sitting in my garden earlier and had the pleasure to see 558 flying towards the coast,what a wonderfull sight!!!.
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Shame more is not based at BOH for the period, something tells me that they have not been quite as accomodating as they should have maybe? If this is the case it certainly does not bode well for further participation in the future. (This is just a personal opinion, based on me knowing and flying out of BOH and knowing what they can be like!). Two in the circuit and a couple of 73's on the glideslope and they are at capacity!!
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Does anyone know if the Vulcan did anything more than a straight flypast at Bournemouth today?

Gives me a clue if it's worth going on Saturday.
 
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"Does anyone know if the Vulcan did anything more than a straight flypast at Bournemouth today?"

No it did not even fly past. Flew North-South at 4000 feet and was not seen again.

The best part of the weekend is tonight at 2100.

110,000 (that's one hundred and ten thousand) fireworks in sixty seconds!

Reference the ill pilot of the Sea Vixen - he suffered a heart attack sadly, and he's twenty years younger than me......
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"Does anyone know if the Vulcan did anything more than a straight flypast at Bournemouth today?"

No it did not even fly past. Flew North-South at 4000 feet and was not seen again.
What a complete load of rubbish.

Don't know where you were viewing from but where I was standing, it came in low at about 200-250ft from the direction of IOW, flew up to B/mth pier, turned round, flew another flypast and then opened the taps and powered off in a rage of noise in the direction of Dawlish.

Not bad for a flypast if you ask me.

Anyone coming for the weekend, make sure you stand between Boscombe and Bournemouth piers for the best viewing.
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Hi all, I was there later today but couldn’t stay sadly, however I will be there for Saturday which looks like its going to be great. Very Very busy beaches today though. So might get there early.
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'Two in the circuit and a couple of 73's on the glideslope and they are at capacity!!'

what utter tosh, airport has bent over backwards to accomodate traffic for air show, those aircraft not there chose not to be.

the vulcan flew north to south from ringwood to the coast, passing just east of the airport at 3000 feet before descending to do its stuff at the sea front. A request was made for it to do an approach at the airport but time didn't permit.

sea vixen pilot did not have a heart attack.
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The Vulcan did an initial wheelie somewhat to the east- over Beaulieu?
It then did a very nice 5-10 minute turn around the bay befoe heading west. Gorgeous. As was the Hunter.
Not sure what happened to BBMF which was supposed to display?
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BBMF

Too Windy for the BoB planes apparently (said the commentators), but more than made up for by the Vulcan. Still pretty blowy today, so maybe another no show
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Bournemouth today 1.30 to 2.30
Red Arrows, Yaks, RN Lynx, BBMF (Spit, Hurri and Lanc)

Probably the most intensive and pleasurable hour ever spent at an airshow.
Well done all.

(and while we were staggering through the huge crowds to get away thanks also to the Hawk, King Air and Vampire which followed)
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Thanks for the timetable... It's hard to find any information about times online.

This will be the first time I will be taking my family to the air show (although been to bournemouth before).

I'm wondering if there is anything on before 12pm? The above times all seem to start after 12pm. I have no idea what will be the best time to get there for (Sunday) although I suppose really early is best.

I'm guessing that it is going to busy so is there any idea where the best place is to view the planes? Someone said between Boscombe pier & Bournemouth pier, does anyone have any directions to get the best location between these piers?

Thanks for any advice/info.
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Parking in Boscombe might be a little easier than in Bournemouth.

Just walk west along the beach.

LM
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Thanks for the reply, we will give that a go.
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