Tony Blair's Global Express.
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Tony Blair's Global Express.
Yesterday's Sunday Telegraph carried an article about the aircraft used by Tony Blair and contains a quote from a spotter's forum.
I am trying to find the original site, but searches using the exact phrase only come up with the ST article itself and an appearance or two in non-aviation websites.
The ST is behind a paywall, but I think that a small number of articles are available before access becomes chargeable.
Sunday Telegraph
If anyone can point me in the direction of the spotter's site, I would be grateful.
Thanks,
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I am trying to find the original site, but searches using the exact phrase only come up with the ST article itself and an appearance or two in non-aviation websites.
The ST is behind a paywall, but I think that a small number of articles are available before access becomes chargeable.
Sunday Telegraph
If anyone can point me in the direction of the spotter's site, I would be grateful.
Thanks,
N o t a
Can't help with the spotters' link, but the identity of the aircraft in question is pretty common knowledge:
GINFO Search Results | Aircraft Register | Operations and Safety
GINFO Search Results | Aircraft Register | Operations and Safety
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Thanks for that Dave, I'm grateful to you.
I am interested in finding out which spotters' forum they viewed as the members would appear to be well informed and probably in a position to help with other topics.
For instance, I've been keen to see a BA A380 and a few searches of aviation boards, and a bit of well informed guesswork, allowed me to see BA268 yesterday afternoon. It had the good grace to do a couple of circuits of the Bovingdon hold as well!
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I am interested in finding out which spotters' forum they viewed as the members would appear to be well informed and probably in a position to help with other topics.
For instance, I've been keen to see a BA A380 and a few searches of aviation boards, and a bit of well informed guesswork, allowed me to see BA268 yesterday afternoon. It had the good grace to do a couple of circuits of the Bovingdon hold as well!
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From a Google search for G-CEYL Bangkok "Tony Bliar", I gather the origin of the quote might be this site:
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Thanks, hvogt, you're a scholar and a gentleman!
I always knew that if I asked the right question, in the right place, I'd get the right answer.![Smilie](https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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I always knew that if I asked the right question, in the right place, I'd get the right answer.
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