We call they aeroplanes in this country :angry: That is an actual correctness
Superphil Dismember Jul 7, 2003 25,629 In a pile of football shirts Aug 12, 2009 #21 Notters said: We call they aeroplanes in this country Click to expand... That is an actual correctness
Notters said: We call they aeroplanes in this country Click to expand... That is an actual correctness
Notters Well-known member Oct 20, 2003 24,884 Guiseley Aug 12, 2009 #22 Superphil said: That is an actual correctness Click to expand... It was my attempt at old English, but I realise now it probably sounds like southern (american) drawl.
Superphil said: That is an actual correctness Click to expand... It was my attempt at old English, but I realise now it probably sounds like southern (american) drawl.
drew Drew Oct 3, 2006 23,426 Burgess Hill Aug 12, 2009 #23 The pilot should have stuck to the airway as that is one hell of a rough to get out of!
Jack Straw I look nothing like him! Jul 7, 2003 7,060 Brighton. NOT KEMPTOWN! Aug 12, 2009 #24 CADDY have fallen asleep in the cock-pit?
Gazwag 5 millionth post poster Mar 4, 2004 30,586 Bexhill-on-Sea Aug 12, 2009 #25 Jack Straw said: CADDY have fallen asleep in the cock-pit? Click to expand... He should have had a nice strong coffee or tee before he left Maybe his compass was faulty, he should have been travellling Westwood
Jack Straw said: CADDY have fallen asleep in the cock-pit? Click to expand... He should have had a nice strong coffee or tee before he left Maybe his compass was faulty, he should have been travellling Westwood
PILTDOWN MAN Well-known member NSC Patron Sep 15, 2004 19,371 Hurst Green Aug 12, 2009 #26 On landing extensive damage was done to the aircraft's left bogie causing a hole in one of the wings. An aircraft inspector said this type of damage was "par for the course".
On landing extensive damage was done to the aircraft's left bogie causing a hole in one of the wings. An aircraft inspector said this type of damage was "par for the course".
Juan Albion Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class Jul 9, 2003 31,413 Pontypool (Not THAT Pontypool, the one with the zo Aug 12, 2009 #27 I heard it was a birdie strike - hit an albatross.
G Gonzo New member Apr 7, 2007 932 Aug 12, 2009 #28 Apparently it was the wings that caused the crash. According to the pilot, there was a HOLE IN ONE.
PILTDOWN MAN Well-known member NSC Patron Sep 15, 2004 19,371 Hurst Green Aug 12, 2009 #29 He could see a fairway but sliced off into the trees and had to pulled out
S Safeway M0DERAT0R Jul 5, 2003 14,637 NOT The Amex if we don't have SKY DANCERS Aug 12, 2009 #30 ENOUGH.
sod1 New member Jan 12, 2008 1,557 Brasov , Romania Aug 12, 2009 #31 they're not out of the WOODS yet !