RAF Aircraft

[C]

he doesnt know them very well

it was more like the jetstream than the king air, but it had red "clyinder type things" ( ) on the ends of the wings.

Sure he hasn't seen two JPs?

[Hagar]

Sure he hasn't seen two JPs?

Now that would make sense. http://www.jetprovosts.com/jpt3/xm479.html

[Tweek]

Is he certain it was even military?!

[Hagar]

Is he certain it was even military?!

Not it - they. There were two of them.

[C]

Is he certain it was even military?!

I can be certain in thinking that we are certainly uncertain!

[lilley91]

lol, it is a bit vague..

they were definately in UK military markings, whether they were ex-RAF, ex-Navy or current RAF or navy etc. etc. im not sure

i have told you everything i know, it could be the provost, ill ask him next time i see him online, and he is sure that it isnt the jetstream, king air or any of the air atliantique classic flight aircraft

james

[Hagar]

they were definately in UK military markings, whether they were ex-RAF, ex-Navy or current RAF or navy etc. etc. im not sure

The colour(s) would be a big help.

[lilley91]

all he can tell me is that it was red and white

the bottom was completely white, except for the underneath of the wing and tail wings which were red

also had the circles under both wings

[Woodlouse2002]

Doesn't sound like current RAF or RN then.

[lilley91]

ok

thanks for all the help

was definately the RAF Jet Provost!!!




james

[Hagar]

okwas definately the RAF Jet Provost!!!

Thought so. Some might retain their RAF markings but all JPs are civilian owned now.

PS. Unless there's any at Boscombe.

[Mees]

But he said it had props

[Hagar]

But he said it had props

He was telling porkies.

[C]

PS. Unless there's any at Boscombe.

Nope. All civvy now...