Shuttleworth Air Display (without the air bit!)
Sun Sep 03, 2006 1:54 pm
Some days there is rain, we can all see rain and know why its silly to fly in it. Today was different, it was a beautiful day, blue skies with a few white fluffy bits looked lovely. Apart from that is the gusting 30kt crosswind with wind shear on the approach.
After a weather check flight by the chief pilot the decision was taken to all abandon flying for the day (well almost all), so we toggies had to think about what we were taking. It was fun!
The sad sight of aircraft being pushed away before flying was due to start
The CFS duo
The weather got to some people, it must be the wind!
Meanwhile, work continued on Baron Von Hairyplanes new mount, however the pressure of work was getting to some people.
Obligatory bird shot!
The vehicle section took advantage of the conditions to put on a superb car display
In the hangars, work is continuing on the Spitfire’s engine change.
Only at Old Warden!
Visitors who stayed could take up the offer of a tour of the collection with one of the pilots as their guide.
All was not lost however, we did manage one display. Paul Stone on the RNHF Sea Fury made light of the conditions on his way back to Yeovilton from Duxford
Heres hoping for better weather at the next display on the 23rd
After a weather check flight by the chief pilot the decision was taken to all abandon flying for the day (well almost all), so we toggies had to think about what we were taking. It was fun!
The sad sight of aircraft being pushed away before flying was due to start
The CFS duo
The weather got to some people, it must be the wind!
Meanwhile, work continued on Baron Von Hairyplanes new mount, however the pressure of work was getting to some people.
Obligatory bird shot!
The vehicle section took advantage of the conditions to put on a superb car display
In the hangars, work is continuing on the Spitfire’s engine change.
Only at Old Warden!
Visitors who stayed could take up the offer of a tour of the collection with one of the pilots as their guide.
All was not lost however, we did manage one display. Paul Stone on the RNHF Sea Fury made light of the conditions on his way back to Yeovilton from Duxford
Heres hoping for better weather at the next display on the 23rd
Sun Sep 03, 2006 2:37 pm
What wonderful shots of the Sea Fury! I particularly liked the inverted shot. Great Job!
Gary Austin
Gary Austin
Sun Sep 03, 2006 4:21 pm
Wonderful shots! Thank you for posting.