Classic British Flight Sim

There was one in the background in a BBC report on the earthquake in Nepal. The absence of bird's nests in the engines suggested it may not be grounded.

and no mention of these?? Hmmm
BOAC's last on 707 https://www.flickr.com/photos/23032926@N05/11272506144
BA Landor https://www.flickr.com/photos/26982917@N02/5559382367
Canadian Armed Forces CC137 https://www.flickr.com/photos/66733006@N06/10198554436
Pan Am Globe https://www.flickr.com/photos ...

DaveB wrote:I've moved this down to E&S Speepig

Didn't it sound a treat

ATB
DaveB

Thanks Dave
Not really up to speed on locations yet but I will learn

She flies.
http://www.globalaviationresource.com/v ... hml-flies/

Toilets available for £500 per minute.

Doors to automatic Ian, put some beers in the ice bucket for the bus. Safe flight and hope its a good crew. Thanks for the wise words.

Thanks Peter. I feel young now. Old enough to have travelled Cunard, BOAC, CP Air and Wardair but young enough to tink of modern XK rather than the steam powered variety. Though I did fly on coal burners.

What about a Jag XK? They look good, are reliable and are great for Boys Overseas After Crumpet. Regarding pain relief I'm sure they'll find something suitable in the M5 kit

that photo removes any confusion

A bit young for the 221 divorce, (though I know what it is). Tristar house was my starting point (a return to flying following a play at being a yuppie following an aborted entry into working at the other end of the aircraft at an ex-naval base/lighthouse miles from the sea in Lincolnshire) . I'm ...