Invicta Air Cargo G-AXNT

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Invicta Air Cargo G-AXNT

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Another gap filler in the Vanguard freighter fleet


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Excellent work Garry.......My Hangar is starting to burst at the seams and she works a treat in FSX also.... :thumbsup:

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HI Tony

That was quick :o

Nice to see her in FS.X....Not bad for an RP masterpiece originally built for FS2002.

Thanks for that :)

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Am I right in saying that these aircraft and airline flew out of Luton many years ago, prehaps late 70's, as I was taken my flying lesson's there, when they had a grass strip for Luton Flying Club and I'm sure I had to wait sometimes for them to T/O or Land/on, before I could proceed, :flying: :dunno: :welldone:
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Hi Bob

Yes they did fly out of Luton with pax but this freighter was mainly out of the airline's base at Manston.

BTW mate.....can you do something about your signiture pic which is about ten times too big. :o

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Bob

You learned to fly at Phred Pinchin's Flying Circus????

NT did visit Luton occasionally - we diverted to LTN one foggy morning in 1977 and found ourselves parked on the Ponderosa
next to her

By the way did they still Have G-ASUE flying at the LFC when you were there??


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Invicta's other Freighter Vanguard is now ready for download at http://classicbritishfiles.com

As well as weraing Invicta International titles G-AZRE sports a modified cheat line and internal window plugs

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Found this as well

http://www.airlinetv.net/view_video.php ... ategory=fp

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