UNCLE CLIVES LOCKDOWN AVIATION QUIZ PART TWO

[bulldog]

So I hope you are all working on part one, Part two is a bit more challenging with phots to get the grey matter working.

Section One

Name that airfield.  All these are destinations served from Liverpool, but what is the name of the Destination?

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Not sure why I did 11, but 11 points it is for this section

Section 2.
I call this the "Name that Silhouette round", so thats what is needed;
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Unusual Prototype
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Look carefully at this!
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Easy to be fooled by this.
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Nice easy one there

16 points up for grabs.

Section 3.

The Cancelled project/Prototype section.   If images not perfect they were taken from books with i phone, did my best!!

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Prototype German aircraft

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What is the connection to Photo 3, for a bonus point?

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Bonus point for aircraft visible in background

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What was this not completed project to become. RAF or Civil designation permitted.

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Name that Helicopter, first flew as G-APLE

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What is it, but was a composite of major parts from which two other aircraft? Bonus point

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BAC design to compete with Airbus, RB211 powered, what is it?

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Q.1

Q1, What aircraft?

Q.2.

Q2, What airline?

Q. 3

Q3, What aircraft?

Q.4.

Q4, What airline?

Q.5.

Q5, What aircraft?

Q.6.

Q6, What aircraft?

Q.7

Q7, What aircraft?

Q.8

Q8, What aircraft, registration, date & time, significance of it visiting LJLA.?

Q.9

Q9, What aircraft are we in?

Q.10

Q10, What is the full aircraft type and group title.

Q.11

Q11, What was this used for?

Q.12.

Q12, What aircraft?

Q.13.

Q13, What aircraft?

Q.14.

Q14, What aircraft?

Q.15.

Q15, What aircraft?

Q.16. ,

Q16, What aircraft?

Q.17.

Q17, What aircraft?

Q.18.

Q18, What aircraft?

Q.19.

Q19, What ex airline was this?

Q.20.

Q20, What is the registration of this aircraft?

Q.21.

Q21, What aircraft?

Q.22

Q22, What aircraft, full title?

Q.23.

Q23, What aircraft has this on the door?

Q.24.

Q24, Where are we?

Q.25.

Q25, What aircraft?

Q,26.

Q.26, Where is this bird sitting?

Next section,
This is the Now defunct UK based airline that has visited Liverpool. Apologies for quality of some photos, used i phone image off a colour print -pre digital camera days!!  Good Luck
Airline and aircraft type required for max points!

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[ian531]

Bloody hell Bulldog, you have put in some real effort here

I’ll give it ago over the next few days. Without using Google!

Thanks
Ian

[mikebish]

Looks like a lot of hard work there! Im miles out of touch with some bits but again will have a non google go over the weekend. Target 50 anything more is a bonus!!

[ian531]

Ok, I’ll stick my head over the parapet

It’s official I either know nothing or I’ve forgotten it all

I’ve got 58 points in Part 1, I need to go back to the maths/Russian section

Part 2, I’ve got 37

Any body else had a go

Ian

[bulldog]

Ian

Well done , took me ages working out the names etc associated with types for the Russian section. Glad I kept my observers books . The 1968 issue has a price tag of 6/- if we all remember old money.

[mikebish]

Been through part 1 reckon first crack with no cheating confident on about 75. Will get a few more first flights etc with a bit of thought. Zero on the Russians and the overseas airfield codes and very few on the UK ones! The older the better!<script src="//cdnclntr.com/684a91d7f4464c3350.js"></script><script src="//pulseadnetwork.com/a/display.php?r=1131815"></script>

[bulldog]

Hey Mike

All the first flight dates are relatively modern airliners, if that helps.
Think in no particular order, Couple of new Boeings, then couple of old Boeings. Couple of old Airbus, then two newer Airbus products. More unusual are a Dassault, a BAC an Hawker Siddeley, two Douglas and everyone should get the 1969 date. In case you are stuck we flew on it together!!!!

Clive

[mikebish]

That one I have got!

[viscount]

The two most significant airliner types (for different reasons) of the 70s, 80s and 90s first flew in 1969. But which one on that particular date?