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Andrew33 · 13-02-2010 10:51am

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pclancy · 13-02-2010 11:07am

Well if you upload them fair enough do as you did but if they're already on the net somewhere you just have to click the photo button

and put in the path to the photo or manually put some IMG tags in front and behind of the link to your photos.

Works like this:

Ignore the last space between the G and ] it was just to show you how to type it

Andrew33 · 14-02-2010 3:03pm

Plowman · 14-02-2010 3:13pm

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Andrew33 · 14-02-2010 3:30pm

Plowman wrote: »

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heyhey! result!
beat me over the head enough times with something and eventually I'll get it right!

Thanks for all your responses and patience:D

Dacian · 14-02-2010 4:01pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Joke - the extraordinary rendition flights that supposedly used to go via Shannon looked like small cargo planes......
The 747 reminded me of them - the joke being that the US are using 747s now rather than Gulfstreams.

I thought it was funny...not sure if thats good or bad for me!

Original Steyr · 14-02-2010 4:12pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Joke - the extraordinary rendition flights that supposedly used to go via Shannon looked like small cargo planes in plain colours with no branding or whatever.

The 747 reminded me of them - the joke being that the US are using 747s now rather than Gulfstreams.

I didn't get much sleep last night.

:pac: No problem:)

Original Steyr · 14-02-2010 4:13pm

Andrew33 wrote: »

Im impressed, Brilliant shot, well composed.

Andrew33 · 14-02-2010 4:47pm

N385AM

EI-REA

EI-ORD

EI-DAM

A6-EYQ

Andrew33 · 14-02-2010 8:44pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K80_XQL-mAE

Andrew33 · 16-02-2010 12:45pm

9Q-CMC mouldering away in the background after Vice president Jean Pierre Bemba of Congo was arrested a few years back.

Andrew33 · 17-02-2010 2:52pm

The Silver Swallows doing their thang.
A/C 265 was to crash just 11 weeks later killing both pilots, RIP.

punchdrunk · 17-02-2010 3:04pm

Andrew33 wrote: »

The Silver Swallows doing their thang.
A/C 265 was to crash just 11 weeks later killing both pilots, RIP.

R.I.P to the crew of 265.

Armin_Tamzarian · 21-02-2010 11:11am

Andrew33 · 21-02-2010 1:31pm

Armin_Tamzarian wrote: »

Lovely pics Armin, Vulcan is an amazing shape (when you consider its age!) but the Lanc is absolutely fantastic.

Armin_Tamzarian · 21-02-2010 1:34pm

Andrew33 wrote: »

Lovely pics Armin, Vulcan is an amazing shape (when you consider its age!)

Yes, it's great that they've restored in back into flying condition.
It's being captained by the same guy who flew in on the bombing mission to the Falklands in '82.

Killinator · 21-02-2010 10:27pm

Armin_Tamzarian wrote: »

Yes, it's great that they've restored in back into flying condition.
It's being captained by the same guy who flew in on the bombing mission to the Falklands in '82.

HA , I just yesterday watched a program about its restoration, very good, went through its history aswell and its finest moment in the Falklands

Armin_Tamzarian · 22-02-2010 12:24am

Killinator wrote: »

HA , I just yesterday watched a program about its restoration, very good, went through its history aswell and its finest moment in the Falklands

If you haven't already read Vulcan 607 then do so immediately.
In fact everyone who frequents this thread should read it, you won't be dissappointed.

Beam Me Up · 23-02-2010 2:05pm

I took these over the last ten years or so

cyrusdvirus · 23-02-2010 2:08pm

Beam Me Up wrote: »

I took these over the last ten years or so

File Type: jpg Summer 1940.jpg (98.6 KB, 0 views)

or so?? :P

Beam Me Up · 23-02-2010 3:45pm

gatecrash wrote: »

File Type: jpg Summer 1940.jpg (98.6 KB, 0 views)

or so?? :P

Not really 1940!!! I took that photo in 2008, great airshow at Duxford in England

Steyr · 23-02-2010 4:35pm

Great shots BMU, more please, welcome to Aviation And Aircraft.

Beam Me Up · 24-02-2010 9:26am

Thanks Steyr. Here are another few shots I took over the years. More to follow..................

Beam Me Up · 24-02-2010 9:36am

Some more pics. I incuded some real old ones of mine this time, but not the June '44 one, thats pretty new:)

Beam Me Up · 24-02-2010 9:56am

Ooops:o, sorry 'bout putting the reds in twice!
This one might make up for it

Andrew33 · 24-02-2010 10:41am

Killinator · 24-02-2010 2:46pm

Andrew33 wrote: »

Another smashing shot!

Andrew33 · 28-02-2010 4:18pm

Dassault Falcon owned by NetJets Europe Ltd.

Air Berlin A320,There is fresh air under the tyres!

EasyJet A319,The little bird was pretty close to the plane and had a lucky escape.

Monarch A321,There is fresh air under the tyres!

GAZ 1 · 03-03-2010 1:29am

hi guys, would anybody have (or know where to find) a pic of the 737-700 easyjet that was in and around the hangar 6/5 area in DUB on monday last. i stopped to take a pic but the camera was playing up as usual!!!:mad:

Does anyone know what the story is there, it being in dublin and that?
While i was there it was being towed onto RWY29 for an engine run.

oh and btw the reg was G-EZJY

regards

GAZ 1

Steyr · 03-03-2010 11:09pm

GAZ 1 wrote: »

hi guys, would anybody have (or know where to find) a pic of the 737-700 easyjet that was in and around the hangar 6/5 area in DUB on monday last. i stopped to take a pic but the camera was playing up as usual!!!:mad:

http://www.worldairpics.com/results.php?ft=yes&q=G-EZJY

Pics of her but not at EIDW.

GAZ 1 wrote: »

Does anyone know what the story is there, it being in dublin and that?
While i was there it was being towed onto RWY29 for an engine run.

I cant answer the above as im in no position to but id hazard a guess at Maintenance?

Steyr · 03-03-2010 11:13pm

Whoops i was right, here she is arriving at EIDW ( 01/03/10 ) for maintenance with Dublin Aerospace like i suggested:D

http://www.flickr.com/photos/eigjb/4400016492/

V Bull · 10-03-2010 9:33pm

A Huey, Indonisia 2008.

Beam Me Up · 12-03-2010 10:51am

These are all oldies, The first four were taken at Cork the last at Shannon, all from mid 80's to mid 90's.

Apologies for the quality

Armin_Tamzarian · 14-03-2010 12:31am

Andrew33 · 14-03-2010 9:31am

Armin_Tamzarian wrote: »

What, when ,where, how etc??

Armin_Tamzarian · 14-03-2010 11:52am

Andrew33 wrote: »

What, when ,where, how etc??

It was a Chinook, ZA715, it crashed in the Falklands back in the '80s and what you see is what is left of it.

Killinator · 16-03-2010 11:20pm

A few from Shannon on Monday:

Strangely the gears weren't retracted in all the time she was visible as she climbed, they were still down as she went into the clouds.

whyulittle · 18-03-2010 5:59pm

Aussie Blackhawks doing low level training over Brisbane last November.

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Feidhlim · 21-03-2010 11:25am

www.irelandaviation.com

Plowman · 21-03-2010 1:03pm

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Inspector Gadget · 21-03-2010 2:44pm

Looks like a Comet 4 to me... nice photo.

whyulittle · 21-03-2010 2:47pm

A380 at Singapore.

Steyr · 21-03-2010 4:18pm

Plowman wrote: »

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They are the engine intakes, the engines are internally housed in the Wings. The Comet was the worlds first Commercial Airliner. You might know today's modern version when you see it in Service with the RAF as the Nimrod.

Those "things" are Fuel tanks.

Feidhlim · 21-03-2010 9:38pm

Again taken from www.irelandaviation.com

There are a few more oldies on the site. I'll ask for more to be posted

tim_holsters · 26-03-2010 8:55pm

Steyr wrote: »

They are the engine intakes, the engines are internally housed in the Wings. The Comet was the worlds first Commercial Airliner. You might know today's modern version when you see it in Service with the RAF as the Nimrod.

Those "things" are Fuel tanks.

I thought the Nimrod's were being phased out, or at least near the beginning of such a process anyone know if this is true or not?

Armin_Tamzarian · 26-03-2010 9:32pm

tim_holsters wrote: »

I thought the Nimrod's were being phased out, or at least near the beginning of such a process anyone know if this is true or not?

Oh it's true, it's damn true...

Steyr · 26-03-2010 9:34pm

tim_holsters wrote: »

I thought the Nimrod's were being phased out, or at least near the beginning of such a process anyone know if this is true or not?

The RAF's Nimrod Fleet of the MR2 Variety will be totally gone by March 31st 2010. The MR2 fleet stands at 11. It will have served 31 years with the RAF. She is actually being WFU* 1 year before she was supposed to be WFU. The replacement for the MR2 which is the Newer Nimrod MR4A will not be fully operational until 2012. It's being mooted that the MR2 Fleet will either be sent to Museums or mothballed, as it stands the Yorkshire Air Museum & Allied Air Forces Memorial at Elvington, York is to receive a Nimrod MR2.

The most interesting thing about the Nimrod MR2 that will be at Elvington is that she will be LIVE and will perform Fast Taxi Runs, her reg is XV250 and will arrive at Elvington on April 13th. The 3 other places to recieve Nimrod MR2's are Manchester,Bruntingthorpe and Coventry. Cosford at the moment is undecided.

WFU= Withdrawn From Use

tim_holsters · 26-03-2010 9:41pm

Interesting indeed, thanks for the info mate, the Nimrod has given some great service which makes what happened in the not to distant past all the more depressing.

Armin_Tamzarian · 27-03-2010 1:02pm

I'm being a bit silly but I came across this and had to share.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f1cwycSWq0

Feidhlim · 28-03-2010 8:16pm

Taken from www.irelandaviation.com

If only I could post the sound of it....

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