Which Aerodrome?
I was convinced that with the 'block' format of housing and the abundance of Douglas aircraft that this would have been South America.
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Apologies for not confirming sooner, I have had a nightnmare day negotiating the motorway system or should that be 'canal' system of north west england.
I digress; Salmesbury it is > Jindabyne has control
If it had not been sorted by now, I was going to say:
This airfield is well familiar with being a testing location, and if you are vigilant, you can see ATC. 3 clues there!
I digress; Salmesbury it is > Jindabyne has control
If it had not been sorted by now, I was going to say:
This airfield is well familiar with being a testing location, and if you are vigilant, you can see ATC. 3 clues there!
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I'm intrigued by the aircraft (looks like a 737) which has just sone a STOL takeoff from the taxiway in the centre of the pic, and the other one lining up behind it to repeat the same feat...
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I'm intrigued by the aircraft (looks like a 737) which has just sone a STOL takeoff from the taxiway in the centre of the pic, and the other one lining up behind it to repeat the same feat...
For our worldwide guests, this airfield is part of British Aerospace and is where many Lightning and Canberra flights occured. I do not think that BAe use it regulary nowadays, but as can be seen, it is far from dead. It is situated approx 30nm east of the main BAe military airfield at Warton.
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