DOUGHNUT wrote:Another vote for a dedicated Historic section. Lots of good info was posted on the Flypast Forum and that appears to now be lost.
And one more here
A great opportunity for UKAR to step into the void created by Key's needless own goal
DOUGHNUT wrote:Another vote for a dedicated Historic section. Lots of good info was posted on the Flypast Forum and that appears to now be lost.
BobL wrote:I see that the original thread has been found and pinned to the top of the forum - I suspect a little late but at least the content has been 'saved'.
https://www.key.aero/forum/historic-avi ... diary-2019
Elliott Marsh wrote:removal of knowledgeable moderators and installation of some new mods who lack the depth of experience and knowledge needed in such a place. Not entirely surprising.
K5054NZ wrote:In Key's defence - as much as I hate to say that - the mods have been reinstated and are "in the loop" with the behind-the-scenes folks regarding upgrades etc.
Schanche wrote:Is the Blenheim doing the poppy drop?
ozplane wrote:I thought the Typhoon had done it's aerial warfare bit in Syria and Afghanistan (?) to qualify for retention at Duxford.
I think it should have gone to Cosford to join the other prototypes.BobL wrote:See IWM are making space for the next "Quilt Fest"...
http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/Eurofighter_DA4
Orion wrote:I think it should have gone to Cosford to join the other prototypes.BobL wrote:See IWM are making space for the next "Quilt Fest"...
http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/Eurofighter_DA4
There hasn't been any mention of it being displayed inside.Tommy wrote:Orion wrote:I think it should have gone to Cosford to join the other prototypes.BobL wrote:See IWM are making space for the next "Quilt Fest"...
http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/Eurofighter_DA4
I was thinking the same, though EAP takes pride of place there, so I don’t know whether they would have wanted it.
It’s great to see it go to a smaller museum, Tbf.
Tommy wrote:I was thinking the same, though EAP takes pride of place there, so I don’t know whether they would have wanted it.
It’s great to see it go to a smaller museum, Tbf.