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Post by Deleted on Jun 22, 2009 0:59:21 GMT 1
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Post by buspilot on Jun 22, 2009 8:57:17 GMT 1
Is it the remains of the one they broke up for filming of an aircrash on a motorway, several years ago, for a medical series? Was filmed on what is now the M60, between Ashton-u-Lyne and Daisy Nook, before the motorway opened. On another point of order, why is there not a picture of the Easy 320 G-EZTC, flying me home to Malaga yesterday?  |
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Post by john1958 on Jun 22, 2009 9:25:13 GMT 1
Its an ex BIA Md80 if I remember correctly!!!!
John
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Post by ian531 on Jun 22, 2009 9:58:25 GMT 1
I've got this as G-AVFG Trident 2E, Serial No. 2146.
It was definately used in some medical programme on the M60 as Buspilot says, this is why it acquired the current paint scheme.
Ian
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Post by buspilot on Jun 22, 2009 11:43:30 GMT 1
AKA....... G-SMOKE  It used to be outside the fire station in that livery. www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=6209044per Taxiway Alfa wfu London Heathorw 4.85, used as ground ops training AC, good cond, seen in film "A fish called Wanda", used for fire training since 9.1990, deter. burnt condition, dismantled from 6.3.00, removed 13.3.00 used as aircrash set for TV, NE Manchester, cut in five pieces, white, arr Manch 12.4.00 by road, use by fire service Flyways tit for film about Kegworth 734 disaster, s6.00 (fantasy scheme, most of the fuselage complete, but in 2 parts)www.taxiwayalpha.com/fleets/profile.php?aircraft=141654 |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 23, 2009 7:23:37 GMT 1
Wow! Thanks guys, what a history. Lets hope she's around for many years to come. Buspilot. Unfortunately, it didn't come my way as the runway use changed from 23R to 23L. Here's the only shot I got of her just after she was pushed back. It was taken from the hotel beer garden which explains the added greenery. Hope she gave you a pleasant flight.  Steve |
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Post by buspilot on Jun 23, 2009 12:29:49 GMT 1
Thanks Steve.
Departed at 07.16. On stand, engines shut down AGP at 10.40 ..all times local.
That's just 2 hours 24 mins.........30 mins ahead of schedule.
My bag was 5th on the carousel...outside waiting for my lift at 11.05, five minutes before we should have landed.
Dave
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