A few Trident photos. (56kers dont even think about it)

VEGAS · Post by **VEGAS** » 16 Apr 2007, 05:59

Nice shots Jonesey. Its was great to meet you, Soggy and the other lads. I only wish I could have hung around a bit longer. Alas I had to dash off and scoff donuts! :sad:

Sl4yer · Post by **Sl4yer** » 16 Apr 2007, 09:24

I answer to most things!

Here's a few of my pics of this wonderful aircraft. The 'VC' view:

Captain soggy:

The fat P2:

A couple of shots of cockpit details. First, flap and gear limits:

Engine and landing weight limits:

I really enjoyed the morning - I've wanted to sit in the cockpit of a Trident since I was 9 - and now I've finally done it! Many thanks to Neil and his team, and all who helped make it possible.

James

soggy · Post by **soggy** » 16 Apr 2007, 11:42

No- one has punched me!! I am not a smackhead the black eyes are due to only having 3 hours sleep!!

It was nice to put faces to names,and the Trident is excellent in every respect,For those of you who havent had the chance to see her yet i whole heartedly recommend it.

Pete.

P.S.

Shame you had to shoot off for donuts Vegas,I was going to ask for a look at your motor.

jonesey2k · Post by **jonesey2k** » 16 Apr 2007, 12:09

Heh, at least you didn't get the old thieving scouser joke

petermcleland · Post by **petermcleland** » 16 Apr 2007, 12:50

Thanks for a very comprehensive set of pictures Jonesey...I'll just add them to my library

I enjoyed poring over the details very much...even saw one or two things that I couldn't remember. Probably because I never flew the Trident as a First Officer :think:

Trident Man · Post by **Trident Man** » 16 Apr 2007, 22:57

Nice pics there lads,it was a pleasure having you aboard. :madhead: