Warbird Information Exchange

As we're are on break from our training at Flight Safety, we decided to go for a ride and drove to Falcon Field in Peachtree. We thought that we would buck ourselves to a closed door, but Jim Buckley was there and he let us in to see the airplanes.

A big thank you to Jim who made an otherwise dull day shine very bright.


CCF Harvard Mk.4 N7757 by comiquaze, on Flickr


North American T-6D Texan N103LT by comiquaze, on Flickr


North American T-6D Texan N3771M by comiquaze, on Flickr


Douglas A-24 Banshee 42-54532 N82GA by comiquaze, on Flickr


North American P-51D Mustang 44-73843 N10601 by comiquaze, on Flickr

Not bad for a day off!

The rest is here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/comiquaze/ ... 209991731/

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Olivier Lacombe -- Harvard Mk.4 C-GBQB

These aircraft having their " skin" off , are being serviced for various reasons. I wish that aircraft in museums on static display would have some panels off so the internal workings could be studied.

Thanks for the pictures, what are you training on, CRJ? If you have time check out the varsity drive-in for lunch...

Lynn

King Air 350, we are skipping lunch after a big breakfast and going directly to supper...

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Olivier Lacombe -- Harvard Mk.4 C-GBQB

Sounds like a plan, you will like the K-350, lots of power and a great fms...

Thanks for the photos.

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Ain't no sunshine when she's gone!

Kudos!


BTW, while your at it, join the CAF. $200 is not expensive to what you get.
(or join any vintage aircraft organization for that matter).

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Do-17z fact and history site, setting it straight.
There is something deeply wrong with a society more offended by breasts than by entrails.

Thanks guys.

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Olivier Lacombe -- Harvard Mk.4 C-GBQB