Classic British Flight Sim

Or:

http://www.bobholland.com/fs/fsnav/default.htm

Joe

Another thought - what programs are you using to edit photos and video that makes you need to stay with XP?

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that, but maybe some newer alternatives will do the same.

Ian

Just found some more photos of the CL415 here - not such a nice day as Eddie's photo. http://www.fightercontrol.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&p=469389 Seems like it left on 28th - my virtual radar box picked it up at 1305 at 4400' and lost it at 1327 at FL130. Seen a few of these at Puerto Poll...

Oh dear - you guys know how to make a slight lapse a BIG thing

Should be:

XR363, XR364, XR365, XR369, XR370, XR371

XP Pro is undoubtedly a 64-bit version

There were very few copies of 64-bit Win XP around. Not much 64 bit hardware around then. The XP Pro added "business user" extensions to the Home edition.

Ian

Apologies for reviving an old thread but in the interests of accuracy (!) my visit to Hucknall was "some time" in September/October 1978 and more importantly the following six Belfasts were all noted (not just the two I mentioned previously):

XR364, XR364, XR365, XR369, XR370, XR371

Ian

Common practice in some countries

http://jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5612479

I've recently moved to Office 2010 since I can buy a licence for about £10 since the company I work for have an agreement with Microsoft. If it wasn't for compatibility with what I use at work, I would otherwise have stayed with Office 2003. No real need for the latest version and a lot less painful...

Had a look a their website and took a look at the annual report. http://www.westatlantic.eu/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/WAG_AR_2011_print.pdf Westlink seems to be a rarely used term used interchangeably with West Air Europe. Atlantic Airlines Ltd, West Air Sweden AB and West Air Luxembourg S.A. are t...