Classic British Flight Sim

fmansam wrote:Maybe so, maybe so.......lol

But it aint brit aind aint in the list...LOL

'Tis true... but what says I didn't vote for one on the list?

While a Jet Provost is nice, I'd have to go for the A-37 Dragon or a T-37 Tweet. Much better sound (i.e. much louder).

Yes, we're talking about the B-36. Maybe it's the XC-99 they're in talks about because every time it's been referenced by the guys at Midland, it's "the bird at Kelly" (had to look up my last chat with them) that they're trying to get. It's also possible that they may enter an agreement wi...

The old gate guard down in South Texas (I think it was a Dyess or Brooks) has been in the eye of the CAF for about 10 years. Last I heard, they'd finally been making some progress on getting it. And of course they want to fly it. That one or the SW Air Museum's bird (which is currently 80% restored ...

On the close up shots you can see the corrosion all over the aircraft. I really think its the end of her flying days - unless someone throws a lot of cash at her. Actually, I talked to the crew out there a couple of months ago, and that's all dirt, but the problem is Air Atlantique (who technically...

ROFL Chris Hill. If you think you're sane, then you are definitely INsane.

Only sane people can call themselves "Not Sane" becuase they're able to tell the difference between when they are sane and when they're "Not Sane".

The test works!

I'd be up for running the Vega or DC-2.