I'd suggest the Epsilon(s) are more likely to be static on the Saturday.

New podcast has us chatting about helicopter displays at airshows

aviodromefriend wrote: ↑

Mon 17 Mar 2025, 8:43 pm

CWS wrote: ↑

Mon 17 Mar 2025, 9:59 am

Just saying he is a very good one.

No, you don't. Just re-read what you typed. Your post:

CWS wrote: ↑

Mon 17 Mar 2025, 9:35 am

Always thought he is a very commentator.

No mention about good, bad, knowledge or whatever.

It was clearly a typo, he missed a word. Leave it alone.

Full time Ben is editor of Aeroplane Magazine. You can also listen to episode 9 of our podcast to hear more!

We're joined once again by Ben Dunnell to catch up on the last five years!

Dom, Ian and Sam run through some of the updates we've had for the 2025 airshow season!

I’ll follow up with a patches post soon (there were a lot! I relapsed quite heavily 😂) Coming from the man who said "i don't really do patches anymore". knew you would have a relapse at some point! Lapse he certainly did - but if you're going to, you might as well do it where the premium ...

To be even clearer, it's not because US forces operate on Zulu time, it's because it's the (aviation) shorthand for Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) (not, by the way, GMT). They use it because everyone uses it, it's the global standard time. It means there's no ambiguity when talking about times as ...

In our latest episode we literally fail to get past our opening segment, for nearly an hour and a half.

DIsastrous release. This is why we don't pre-order things.

On the matter of FRIAT: We're joined by RIAT's Simon Hough, Head of Customer Experience and Peter Reoch, Head of Air Operations to discuss the FRIAT changes. https://soundcloud.com/ukairshowreview/episode-84?si=7428511da286418691fa015e595b7ce2&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_cam...

We're joined by RIAT's Simon Hough, Head of Customer Experience and Peter Reoch, Head of Air Operations to discuss the FRIAT changes.

We discuss some 2025 updates:

We put the world to rights about social media and airshow food

Moved this to Historic Aviation

It's been a while but we're back with three delightful airshow reviews for you!

So, what, the Americans got scared there'd be foreign people around or what?

"But we will lose the money from the movements sheets, and...the charity, or something". Hard to imagine DBH dropping a moneymaker. Your proposal should be an absolute no-brainer, quite frankly, especially given the whole sustainability message and focus on tech and STEM. Very stubborn to ...

spellow3010 wrote: ↑

Wed 14 Aug 2024, 9:13 am

Would it need to be neutered for UK Mil display regs though? I don't know, I am not an expert in that field.

Unlikely. It displayed at Paris last year too.

As I gather, it's actually a case of Sanicole being prepared to pay the USAF for the displays where RIAT aren't. Certainly last year's USAF F-35 demo was a decent display by American standards, certainly all the hype and bluster about it was over-egged. It was an average display by European standard...

Remains to be seen what its location is, but perhaps I did naively think they'd wait at least one year before filling that spot with an expensive enclosure for appearance's sake.

Other countries are welcome to organise it! But they aren't...

Genuine question, did anyone see any of these representatives in the marquee over the whole weekend that were supposedly coming to talk to FRIAT about the package?

Seems like a few people here don't have a concept of the passage of time! Just because something is known in this moment doesn't mean it has been known forever...