The hangers at Cumbernald Airport hide some wonderful secrets, this glorious
DH Dragon believed to be one of the oldest DH twins in existence.
Nice Supercub.
A rare Porsche engined 182.
Cumbernald hanger gems
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Re: Cumbernald hangar gems
Was this during a flying visit?
Would love to visit there again but i hear it has been a bit off limits for us spotters and i know there are other things around there i would love to see.
Arabest,
Geoff.
Would love to visit there again but i hear it has been a bit off limits for us spotters and i know there are other things around there i would love to see.
Arabest,
Geoff.
52 in a year! We must be certifiable!
Re: Cumbernald hangar gems
ArabJazzie wrote:Was this during a flying visit?
Would love to visit there again but i hear it has been a bit off limits for us spotters and i know there are other things around there i would love to see.
Arabest,
Geoff.
I contacted the owner of the Dragon, G-ACET, to see if he would bring it to any fly-ins or aviation events south of the border, but he wasn't interested. Great shame to have a rare gem hidden away there!
Adrian
Re: Cumbernald hangar gems
I do know there are some issues which keep it from flying, not able
to say why but when sorted highly likely she will attend airshows.
to say why but when sorted highly likely she will attend airshows.