CL-44 update?

[BmiBaby737]

The guppy has been moved round near to European to a more photogenic location. However, this is the area of the airfield a number of aircraft have been layed to rest over the years....

[VEGAS]

Hi BMI,

thanks for the pictures. I only hope she's been put there pending further negotiations and inspections by the relevant authorities. To have come this far and to face the cull would be nothing short of a crime. :crying:

Thanks vm for the progress update and please keep us posted

ATB

[Garry Russell]

Thanks BMI


Still seems odd that the CAA and the airport can ground it

Garry

[VEGAS]

Thanks BMI


Still seems odd that the CAA and the airport can ground it

Garry

Jeez I guess she's not in as good shape as they originally thought. :think:

She first flew in 1961 so imagine what she's been through over the years! :sad:

[Garry Russell]

VH-XBA that 707 had been idle longer and was older but that didn't stop her flying out of Southend after the necessary

Could be simply that all that should have been done wasn't

You could always phone.........




Garry

[VEGAS]

You could always phone.........




Garry

No way hose!

[BmiBaby737]

There are still rumours of her trying to be rescued, so no fate is secured yet. She's only been moved because BASCO's closed.

[BmiBaby737]

Two rumours floating around...

1) Awaiting a CAA inspection prior to departure
2) Scrapping next week

I think #1 sounds more likely... any of you heared more?

[Garry Russell]

Thanks BMI

I think also number one more than likely

If it was to be scrapped I doubt if it would be that quick and a lot of money has been put into something HeavyLift obviously wanted.

Garry

[VEGAS]

Well to be honest I would have thought there would have been frequent updates on cl44.org seeing as this is a potentially major milestone for the guppy should it fly again. But alas there's nothing on there. :think: