Boeing 727 over Boscombe Down

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beefer
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Boeing 727 over Boscombe Down

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Saw what looked like a 727 over Boscome Down about 4pm.Was red and white.Only caught a brief climpse.

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Probably one of the two Oil Spill Response 727s that are based in the UK.

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Thanks for the info.Thought it might have been an Oil Spill Response.

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Might be mistaken , but pretty sure it was using the callsign BROADSWORD when I heard it on the scanner this afternoon
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Broadsword is 2Excel's ICAO callsign. Oddly enough it used to be used by Air Foyle when they had the OSR Hercules.
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Did hear the aircraft ID itself as a Boeing 722 when it was working Cardiff , which is why it rang a bell.
Isn't T2 Aviation ( or whoever it is operates G-OSRA these days ) part of 2Excel's setup ?
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