Simviation Forums

Or related to at least. I know it's not a gaurentee of the aircraft flying.

Ref: J4794/07
FIR: EGTT
Code: RTCA
Traffic: VFR IFR
Purpose: PIB entry Operationally significant for flights
Scope: Nav Warning
Lower limit (FL): 000
Upper limit (FL): 030
Centre and radius (nm): 5229N00108W003
Parent ICAO: EGTT
Start date/time: 15/10/2007 09:00 UTC
End date/time: 02/11/2007 16:00 UTC
Activity period: MON-FRI 0900-1600


Lower height limit: 000
Upper height limit: 030

RESTRICTED AREA(TEMPORARY) FOR VULCAN TEST FLYING AT

BRUNTINGTHORPE. RESTRICTION OF FLYING REGULATIONS MADE UNDER ARTICLE

96 OF THE AIR NAVIGATION ORDER 2005 (MIL ACFT SHOULD COMPLY WITH

JSP552 201.135.9). NO ACFT IS TO FLY WI AREA BOUNDED BY CIRCLE RAD

3NM CENTRED AT 522913N 0010750W EXCEPT ACFT FLYING WITH PERMISSION OF

OPERATOR OF BRUNTINGTHORPE AERODROME OR IN THE SERVICE OF THE

LEICESTERSHIRE POLICE.

Looking good, maybe she'll be flying soon  8-)

If the CAA completes her inspections and certifies her I have no doubt she will fly. The trust has completed all of the aircraft systems refurbishing and tested them, including engines. I hope she will be back in the air soon.

It's possible she could fly as soon as tomorrow weather permitting.

It's possible she could fly as soon as tomorrow weather permitting.

thats true, although there's also this NOTAM for the 26th which might be worth noting though:
Lower limit (FL): 000
Upper limit (FL): 025
Centre and radius (nm): 5230N00106W003
Parent ICAO: EGTT
Start date/time: 26/10/2007 09:50 UTC
End date/time: 26/10/2007 10:15 UTC
Activity period: null
Lower height limit: 000
Upper height limit: 025

FLYPAST BY BBMF ACFT WI 3NM RAD 5230N 00106W (BRUNTINGTHORPE,LEICS)

@papa9571, the caa have completed all there checks etc, with there being fast taxi runs completed today and the brake chute being deployed it looks as if she will make her first flight in over 14 years tommorow

Quite possibly a flypast and join up for a show fly past with all of them for the TV cameras?

Patience children, if you get all excited you can bet the weather will clamp

Patience children, if you get all excited you can bet the weather will clamp

Nah, we're set for a couple of days of clear skies, and freezing colds nights.

And a certain Mr. M. Fish said we don't get hurricanes in the UK......... 'nuff said

And a certain Mr. M. Fish said we don't get hurricanes in the UK......... 'nuff said

Well according to Said Fish, he was on about another hurricane just hitting Florida at the same time.

The MOD certainly seem to think that she'll fly tomorow!... http://www.blogs.mod.uk/defence_news/de ... index.html

Some pics from the fast taxi the other day - http://www.airteamimages.com/search.php ... ch_trm1=92


...To quote Austin Powers...I'm so exited!  ;D

Patience children, if you get all excited you can bet the weather will clamp

Nah, we're set for a couple of days of clear skies, and freezing colds nights.

And in the context of test flights, how is that a bad thing? (Judging by emoticon use...)

Shame the MOD can't spell....

Tomorrow 18 October 2007

Defenec Minister Mr Twigg to present medals to Henry Francis who recently had his medals stolen.

Vulcan bomber expected to take off from Bruntingthorpe Airfield today for a test flight.

Of all the words to get wrong...

Patience children, if you get all excited you can bet the weather will clamp

Nah, we're set for a couple of days of clear skies, and freezing colds nights.

And in the context of test flights, how is that a bad thing? (Judging by emoticon use...)

Craig doesn't like the cold. And having lived in Canada, it makes no sense I know.

Patience children, if you get all excited you can bet the weather will clamp

Nah, we're set for a couple of days of clear skies, and freezing colds nights.

And in the context of test flights, how is that a bad thing? (Judging by emoticon use...)

Craig doesn't like the cold. And having lived in Canada, it makes no sense I know.

That's irrelevant to the Vulcan's test flight though isn't it.