That nice Mr Drakeford has let us all go out to play, so naturally the rain has set in ever since.
The local airport has been turned into its own brand of "Purple Parking" of late. Any other traffic has been particularly transient in nature, with the only other long-staying aircraft now a handful of BA 777s utilising the maintenance here.
In no particular order then;
When I said transient I meant it. Global Trek getting the occasional ferry flight amidst the many football charters and increasingly less normal US military flights.
AvMax Chad deHavilland Twin Otter C-GUOC sn 662 by Dan Williams, on FlickrThe sun made an appearance for an interesting set of ferry flights
Wizzair UK Airbus A321-231(WL) G-WUKJ msn 8879 by Dan Williams, on Flickr
Wizzair UK Airbus A321-231(WL) G-WUKC msn 8169 by Dan Williams, on FlickrThey're easily viewable from "dogsh*t alley"
Wizzair UK Airbus A321-231(WL) G-WUKI msn 8625 by Dan Williams, on Flickr
Wizzair UK Airbus A321s in storage at CWL by Dan Williams, on FlickrSports charters constitute most of the traffic at the moment
Eastern Airways Embraer E145 G-CISK by Dan Williams, on Flickr
2 Excel Aviation Boeing 737-3L9 G-SWRD msn 27834 by Dan Williams, on FlickrThe odd biz jet still pop through (one went to Bermuda when we were in full lockdown which I accepted passively and with no angry rants in the household at all!)
Heron Luftfahrt Dassault Falcon 900EX D-AHRN msn 96 by Dan Williams, on FlickrA surprise PPE flight appeared, with talk of possibly more to come
iFly Airbus A330-43 EI-FSE msn 293 by Dan Williams, on Flickr
iFly Airbus A330-43 EI-FSE msn 293 by Dan Williams, on FlickrAs ever, appreciate you all taking the time to look. Looking forward to the day I can head over the bridge to LHR and others. Until then we'll content ourselves with whatever comes our way.
The Wizzair Display Team Synchro Pair 2021 by Dan Williams, on Flickr
