Classic British Flight Sim

Hope you and yours come through well, Nigel.
We've seen footage on Aussie TV from our reporters on the spot. We could use some precipitation, but not that kind, or that much, thank you!
Don't forget the sun screen, Joe.

Holy Moly Harry, those monks made TWO spelling mistakes!

I like it!

What an inspiring story, Peter!
And not a bad looking aircraft to boot.
He was 26 when he did the first flight, and only 21 when......."... retired early from his day job as the general manager and chief financial officer....."
The young feela didn't muck around, did he?

Thanks Eric.
Hats off!
I'm in awe of the ability to place such a huge craft exactly on the lines!
Same respect for semi-trailer drivers who reverse into tight loading bays without a second's hesitation.

Sorry for delay from me, too, but I've been working on a little matter, and finally resolved that your three names are actually an anagram for: "Blaunarwal, Nigel Edwards, Doug Noble"

So it's Many Happy Returns to you all, and goodnight from me.

I'm evidently not on a circulation list, so I enjoyed that muchly!

I think that little Johnny has redeemed himself for all his past errors of judgement!

Thanks for sharing those pics, Nigel
I think you'll get your money's worth out of that lot.

A pretty pair, Dave!
Interesting to note that the lighter Rapide actually flies a little higher.

Hello again Ascoteer. One thing that I love about this site, is that you learn something every day. I was familiar with the Tornado/Tonka slang name, but despite a hunch, none of my searches for Tincano produced a reference to Tucano, so TYVM for explaining ;) . Could you contact RAF technology proc...