Airframe: 40,896 Hours. Used only 24 Hours per Year for the last 1,707 Years - First Flown 300AD. Top Speed: Fast! Able to Circumnavigate Globe in 24 Hours with Frequent Stops Power: 8 Reindeer + Rudolph AB unit Fuel Capacity: 108 Lbs of Lichens

After weeks of bad weather and cancelled practices/low practices/partial practices and the like, today the Blues were able to fly a high practice session. The two seater was in the number four position. Here's the opposing solo crossing right after the sneak pass.

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__________ 1948 Handley Page Hastings Hastings from No 511 Squadron, Transport Command, drop the parachutists of the Third Batallion, Parachute Regiment over Port Said during the 1956 Suez Crisis. The Hastings was the RAF's standard transport plane for over a decade

Hi, Does anyone know of any film featuring the SBAC show at Radlett, UK in 1947 or 1948? There seems to be plenty of film of the SBAC at Farnborough from 1949 onwards, but I'm researching a Blackburn aircraft which only flew on display at Radlett. TIA Richard

Enjoy ;) Cheers, Indrek Aavisto Criticism is easy; Achievement is difficult W.S. Churchill

Here are a couple of photographs of an early Royal Naval Air Service seaplane at Tain, not too far from the Royal Navy base at Invergordon. Can anyone identify the type of aircraft? The only additional information I have is a description of it as a two-seater reconnaissance aircraft, No 129 of...

I was seconded to the RMAF in the mid-60s flying Dart Heralds. Next week I am supposed to give a short talk on my experiences there, but I can not find any good photos of the aircraft among my several thousand slides and a Google search did not have any hits of the RMAF version. Can someone help...