Classic British Flight Sim

Hopefully I will be doing the same when I reach 23(!)... :k:

Same here Edidie

Just as soon as I hit that birthday

Garry

Tom Everitt AFG wrote:!

Dave - we need a new chief engineer. You any good at mending broken things?

Tom.

I am, send me a pm wiv the contact details.....got the full B1 piston and turbine below 5,700.......and the limitation 1 for above 5,700 (but working on that!)

ttfn

Pete

Pete, PM inbound!

Got a few more pics from the flight:









Still brings a huge smile to my face :green:

Tom.

Very nice - is that all in the lakes heading up towards Carlisle?

Still jealous...

Tom, are those seats live? You must also have a combined age of 40 at most in that cockpit too! Grrrrrrrrr

48 combined Trev

Yes the seats are live. Not sure I’d want to use them though. There are quite a few bits sticking out around the cockpit that look they would be in the way :think:

Tom Everitt AFG wrote:48 combined Trev

That would make you a relatively old g*t like me then Tom!

Yes the seats are live. Not sure I’d want to use them though. There are quite a few bits sticking out around the cockpit that look they would be in the way :think:

Mmm, depends if the bits break. At low level in a single engined beast I think I'd rather have the bang seat option and end up with a few cuts an bruises than the other options... :redface:

It's one of those rock - hardplace calls I think. Do you risk banging out and never being able to walk again, or try and put it down in a field and risk the seats going off anyway. The civilian mentality would probably be to try and put it down at the nearest airfield before resorting to the seat, whereas I suspect the military guys are taught to pull the handle.

Either way the prospects aren't good!

The photos above were heading South towards Windermere btw (just saw your question Charlie)

Tom.

Great pics Tom! - keep 'em coming


Best
Lee