I/D please

Spotted in the members park at West London Flying Club.White Waltham, the
former home of Fairey Aviation.
If the logo says 'Bremont' then that is a high performance watch, and has
not given me any clues as to the plane ID.
TIA
P

Could be a Broussard 1521. I attach a pic from the net
ciao
Fabio

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Spotted in the members park at West London Flying Club.White Waltham, the
former home of Fairey Aviation.
If the logo says 'Bremont' then that is a high performance watch, and has
not given me any clues as to the plane ID.
TIA
P

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"Pointer" wrote:

Spotted in the members park at West London Flying Club.White Waltham, the
former home of Fairey Aviation.
If the logo says 'Bremont' then that is a high performance watch, and has
not given me any clues as to the plane ID.
TIA
P



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It's a Max Holste M.H.152 Broussard.
http://www.aviastar.org/air/france/m..._broussard.php

"Fabio" wrote in message
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Could be a Broussard 1521. I attach a pic from the net
ciao
Fabio

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Spotted in the members park at West London Flying Club.White Waltham, the
former home of Fairey Aviation.
If the logo says 'Bremont' then that is a high performance watch, and has
not given me any clues as to the plane ID.
TIA
P


On the nail.
Thanks Fabio
http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/photo/362955.html

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Spotted in the members park at West London Flying Club.White Waltham, the
former home of Fairey Aviation.
If the logo says 'Bremont' then that is a high performance watch, and has
not given me any clues as to the plane ID.
TIA
P

An easy way to identify an aircraft is to Google its registration or
serial number. French aircraft normally have the type number and
constructor's number (in this case 149) on the fin(s).
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Peter

Ying tong iddle-i po!

"Peter Twydell" wrote in message
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In message , Pointer
writes
Spotted in the members park at West London Flying Club.White Waltham, the
former home of Fairey Aviation.
If the logo says 'Bremont' then that is a high performance watch, and has
not given me any clues as to the plane ID.
TIA
P

An easy way to identify an aircraft is to Google its registration or
serial number. French aircraft normally have the type number and
constructor's number (in this case 149) on the fin(s).
--
Peter

Ying tong iddle-i po!

Hi Peter,
Unfortunately on this occasion I had to use a zoom lens from the public
area and could not see the reg No.
Usually for a G reg a/c I go to GINFO.
You could spend hours exploring the UK's private aircraft fleet.
http://www.caa.co.uk/application.asp...ype=65&appid=1

have fun
Cheers
P

Hello,

Pointer a écrit :
Spotted in the members park at West London Flying Club.White Waltham, the
former home of Fairey Aviation.
If the logo says 'Bremont' then that is a high performance watch, and has not
given me any clues as to the plane ID.

Here is it : http://tagazous.free.fr/affichage.php?immat=F-BXCP


TIA
P
Bye