Classic British Flight Sim

N949CA - suggestion on another forum that cargo (military vehicles) shifted on take off. Can't find source now.

RIP

Probably same info posted elsewhere.

But definitely October.

http://theaviationist.com/2012/10/17/tr ... XHNYrXI7gg

I think the current company expenses systems assumes everyone has a credit card. Which is fine so long as it's not maxed out, or you've got one Bit of a shock to the system when I moved from an old world company where plane tickets, hotels, etc were all booked and paid for by the company in advance ...

I use my credit card for company expenses which are paid by the time the bill comes round.

If that doesn't work for you, ask for a company credit card or see if they will pay the £6 a month.

Ian

Didn't recognise some of those RAF types. Googling them indicates they were mostly not the most successful examples of their type.

Several types were diverted to the RAF as a result of the fall of France but after evaluation did not see front-line service.

Ian

Dave, Agreed. But unless there was Riviere and a Riviera at the same time, memories from 100 years ago can become jumbled. It wasn't a "warship" in the traditional sense (a car ferry). And maybe there was some secrecy around the conversion to carry seaplanes. All conjecture of course. Ian

renamed Lairds Isle for WW2 and a picture of Riviera:

http://www.threetowners.com/Ard%20folde ... .htm#First


Edit: not interested in things floating on the sea but like a challenge!

nearest I can find after a quick search:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Riviera

and more than just a trawler if correct!

edit: you Navy types - would there have been a Riviere and a Riviera at the same time? Can only find Riviere in WW2

Not sure I've ever had a "life plan" :lol: But yes lots of forks in the road where you wonder which way to go and then hope it is the correct decision. Ok, I suppose making the decision is a lifeplan. Looking back, I had to make two big decisions when I didn't really know what it would lea...

Interesting that quite a lot of the comments have been around pensions. You might think "what else from a lot of old fogeys?" but it is a very important topic that youngsters tend to ignore until too late. A final salary pension scheme is very valuable - you know what you are going to get ...