Classic British Flight Sim

Thanks for the shots, Chris.

Hard to believe that the once common One-Eleven is now a rare vistor to our shores :-(

Regards

Kevin

Brilliant shots there Chris thanks for sharing :tab:

Just wondering Nigel what do you fly

Kevin Farnell wrote:Thanks for the shots, Chris.

Hard to believe that the once common One-Eleven is now a rare vistor to our shores :-(

Regards

Kevin

Dont the RAF own one or is that QinetiQ/Empire Test Pilots' School :think:

maybe we should start a 1-11 to sky project , Im sure EAA have one at hurn still, Anyway that 1-11 visited hurn before going to fairford see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP6Y3F90YuY

Regards
James

Unfortunately James theres is no active complete One-Elevens at Hurn and EAA no longer exist.

There are two stil flying in the UK and another that may fly again all on military contracts.

Garry

Garry Russell wrote:Unfortunately James theres is no active complete One-Elevens at Hurn and EAA no longer exist.

There are two stil flying in the UK and another that may fly again all on military contracts.

Garry

Thanks for the information Garry ,oh thats a shame about EAA I guess they could not fit in the charter market anymore and with them losing the palmair contract aswel . But I guess if you think about it from a travel company point of veiw what aircraft would you want a Old 737-200 or a brand new A320, though I know which one I be happpy with

I remember one BAC1-11 they were using to test the Eurofighter Typhoon radar :tab: I take it the two flying in the UK are based at boscombe down?

Regards
James

Yes James Boscombe ZE432, ZH763, and it the nose job one ZE433 that is in store and could fly again but I think that's unlikely.

XX105 the oldest One Eleven is listed as in store but will never fly again.

Keep up to date here

http://www.bac1-11jet.co.uk/

Garry

The crew of 553 were talking about the aircraft being retired here in the UK....

Anyone got a fat cheque book.......

Bournemouth Aviation Museum want it

If they get it, lets hope there's no repeats

Garry

Y e s.. a bit like sending a mate to spend a holiday with a serial killer. It's something you wouldn't do!

ATB

DaveB :tab:

It would be nice if she could be kept alive, run from time to time and taxied and so on. The sound of the CSDS on start was fairly unique, especially if you got a drive shear, you could hear it for miles!!!

Nige C

Garry Russell wrote:Bournemouth Aviation Museum want it

If they get it, lets hope there's no repeats

Garry

If they do get it lets hope its flown into Bournemouth with a flyby over the airfield then a full throttle pull up before landing :tab: What happened to the last 1-11 BAM had I heard manchester wanted it for there veiwing park?

Wonder if we can get 553 to display at Bournmouth airshow? :think:

James