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The fire school still has the nose of B737 VP-BJW. Do they still the Britannia fuselage?.
HTH
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Log 05/09/2015
Re: Log 05/09/2015
Hi,Maltatripper wrote:The fire school still has the nose of B737 VP-BJW. Do they still the Britannia fuselage?.
Yes, I flew out of Luton to Copenhagen yesterday and noticed the fuselage still in the fire training area.
Martin
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Re: Log 05/09/2015
Where is that in relation to the B737?.
Re: Log 05/09/2015
It's located in a dip to the North of the A1 holding point for 26, the following chart shows the position of the fire training areaMaltatripper wrote:Where is that in relation to the B737?.
http://www.ead.eurocontrol.int/eadbasic ... -04-30.pdf
Martin
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