Trident Three G-AWZK grand opening at Manchester
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Trident Three G-AWZK grand opening at Manchester
Capt. Tony Angus originally accepted the aircraft from Hawker Siddeley on 16th October, 1971
Capt. Angus cuts the ribbon
A Rolls-Royce RB162-83 boost engine on loan from the Mosquito Museum, London Colney
Capt. Peter McLeland looking very at home in his old seat!
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We had to drug him to get him off the flightdeck
Smashing day all round. Lovely weather, good company, great aircraft and the ever present smell of aviation fuel. No better way to spend a Monday
Nice to meet up with DM and Toby again and a delight to meet Peter
What are we doing next Monday :think:
ATB
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Smashing day all round. Lovely weather, good company, great aircraft and the ever present smell of aviation fuel. No better way to spend a Monday
Nice to meet up with DM and Toby again and a delight to meet Peter
What are we doing next Monday :think:
ATB
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Old sailors never die.. they just smell that way!
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Yes a nice day & lovely to meet everyone.
We reckoned Peter was re-enacting a complete flight, he was in the seat that long. Fortunately me & Dave B had already been in.
Dave B got a great pic from outside of Peter beaming out of the cockpit window. Think he was enjoying himself.
Nice to chat with some of the visitors there & hear a few stories.
Thanks for the invite Toby.
Don't think it did have the RR's Ben.
Not really noticed them missing before. Wonder why? The 1-11 Speys usually had them. Maybe they peel off at mach 0.88?
DM
We reckoned Peter was re-enacting a complete flight, he was in the seat that long. Fortunately me & Dave B had already been in.
Dave B got a great pic from outside of Peter beaming out of the cockpit window. Think he was enjoying himself.
Nice to chat with some of the visitors there & hear a few stories.
Thanks for the invite Toby.
Don't think it did have the RR's Ben.
Not really noticed them missing before. Wonder why? The 1-11 Speys usually had them. Maybe they peel off at mach 0.88?
DM