Nice shots Sean. Hope you got some good shots of it Mike.

Well the above post answered my question ? ..... Is that a VFW 614 ???? why is it at Kemble ? how did it get there ? did it fly in ?? is it staying there ? etc etc etc ?? Keith ;) I believe the Lufthansa training facility used to be at St Athan and moved to Kemble (2011 I think read on this post). ...

mozzer wrote:Thanks all. Phil, I did think about departures but decided to go with the common.

and he didn't want to mix with us peasants.

Actually, apart from great company, you didn't miss too much at the other end.

Great shot of the Pegasus though.

Hi James, great set of images. :D Hopefully, I have some info to help fill the gaps. The Aurigny I think has the callsign of 642D in and 643D out, which maybe the flight numbers too. Your Thomson may be BYAW, which has been based for around a week, BYAY as you know has been the other based machine. ...

What day were the DC10 images taken?

DaveSheffield wrote:Love these... Will definitely need to cross the bridge soon to visit "the enemy"

If you do, then make yourself known,

or "The Enemy" may hold you as hostage.

We're not good enough for you any more, then.

Actually, you were there earlier than I was and looks like you were blessed with the same sunshine.

Nice shots BTW.

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I've been told that this one's in for storage and once she gets her engines back, may live to fight another day.

Time will tell.

At least you had the sun for your shot, Gary.

2011 there were two Czech helicopters attend an event at the museum and 2012/13, the Weston Air Days have taken place. So I think 2010 may have been the last of the beach shows.

Good job you didn't fly with Go Ballooning.

What time did they get airborn today?

A couple of nice shots there.

Thinking of doing a trip there sometime for the MD11's. Are they all taken from outside the airport?

StuBie wrote: Spyderleader: The Titan didn't stick around for long.

and that makes me feel better knowing I missed it twice and a MD11.

Nice shot btw.

Why don't you go to your local airport, play around with your camera and see which one works for you. I've just spent the afternoon doing just that and I'm still not happy.

Different settings work for different shooting situation and for different photographers.

I knew I should have rushed up there for the Titan 767.

Love the Enter Air shot.

I must get myself a bigger lens, say 300mm.

The weather wasn't all that special here either, but at least you got G-POWD, which has been illuding me for years.

I think you picked the only day that this one wasn't in sunshine, Gary.

Right place for the last image.

Here's an image of possibly the last A380 to land at Filton.



IMG_5347a by Oscar Fox, on Flickr