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Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 7:11 pm
by Bob UK
Just doing one of it's manic departures from AMS
PH-CGN by
zeek_xvs1100
Lunchtime arrival at SEN
G-MAFI by
zeek_xvs1100
& 2 taken early morning at SEN
D-CAAL by
zeek_xvs1100
G-OMAF by
zeek_xvs1100
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 9:35 pm
by Cessna954
Here you go Bob with some scans of 35mm slides.
Do.228-100 demonstrator at SBAC Farnborough 1988
19880911-Farnborough-45.jpg by
Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
Alan Mann Aviation at Fairoaks had the UK distributor rights and here G-OALF is seen in Regionair livery in 1989
19890424-Fairoaks-1.jpg by
Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
G-OALF at Fairoaks again but this time in Suckling Airways livery in 1992
19920711-Fairoaks-1.jpg by
Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
Islandflug example at Reykjavik in 1993
19930311-Reykjavik-1.jpg by
Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
former Midway example on delivery to DANA Nigeria through Eastleigh in 1995
19950915-Southampton-Eastleigh-7.jpg by
Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
finally MAFF example G-OMAF in its Fishery Patrol livery arriving at IAT96
19960720-Fairford-16.jpg by
Neil D. Brant, on Flickr
Cessna
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 10:02 pm
by keithnewsome
Good subject selection ! For now D-ICDU at the Dornier Museum, Friedrichshafen, in a serious snow storm !
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2015 10:50 pm
by TheMightyOz
Keith - was that from the Monarch trip that included the Zeppelin hangars? I've got a very similar one of D-ICDU from that trip, as well as these:
D-CICE
Oz
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 7:15 pm
by keithnewsome
Hi TheMightyOz ! Yes from the very same trip ! Waiting for someone to organize another ???? We must have been side by side ????
Keith
D-CICE.
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Thu Apr 02, 2015 1:21 pm
by Mike s
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2015 5:21 am
by Bob UK
Excellent pic's guys....... thanks to all.
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2015 11:39 am
by james143611
Brilliant pics of PH-CGN!
I'd like to know the pilot who flies it
Is it normal to be thrown around, seen it twice at Amsterdam, did some amazing landings generally going over the spotting deck facing the runway at right angles then doing a steep low left turn and landing. Take-off's were pretty much like airshow routines
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2018 1:22 pm
by GCIJem
Re: Ok.. how about the Dornier Do-228
Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2025 11:00 am
by Professor_M
RAF Falcons' Jumpship C-FPSH, operated by Summit Air. The team were meant to be using a Chinook for their display at Farnborough in 2022, but aborted the jump due to poor weather - not that it put off the Red Devils earlier on in the even worse conditions (with a similar story again in 2024)! The Dornier is seen here flying the team home again after the show. Whatever their contract may be, is it not perhaps slightly odd to be using a Canadian-registered aeroplane for a British Military team?
Dornier Do228 | RAF Falcons | Summit Air | C-FPSH by
Professor M, on Flickr
