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Seen Over Your House Today

Started by Spey_Phantom, July 04, 2007, 11:23:43 AM

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NARSES2

At a friends BBQ near Biggin Hill :

SPITFIRE [/size]- fantastic flew over a couple of times fairly low  :bow:  :salute:  :wub:  
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lancer

Saw a 4 ship formation of what looked like aerobatic aircraft go overhead earlier on this afternoon. Very nice finger 4 / schwarm formation.  
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lancer

QuoteAt a friends BBQ near Biggin Hill :

SPITFIRE [/size]- fantastic flew over a couple of times fairly low  :bow:  :salute:  :wub:
Very nice too......
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Blacklion213

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alright best this, a S-92 flew over my house 2 days ago, C-17's at  McGuire AFB, F-22A's and F-15C/D's at Langley AFB, F/A-18E/F at Oceana, A-10A's and C-130's at New Castel ANGB, F-16C/D's and a F-117 at Langely again, KC-10 at McGuire AFB


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Tornado

Not at home but at work, just about to go home when a high-winged monoplane passed low overhead. At first I thought is was a DHC-2 Beaver but I realised it had twin fins. I thought it must have been a Broussard, indeed I got home checked my Jane's recognition guide and only the Broussard fits what I saw. It was a piston powered job too but I was indoors and didn't hear any engine noise.

Are there any/many Broussards on the British register? It was all-over white with red tailplanes.

At home tonight I heard a meaty piston fly overhead but I didn't have my glasses on and missed it.  <_<  

Martin H

QuoteAre there any/many Broussards on the British register? It was all-over white with red tailplanes.
there are one or two on the Uk register.  
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To be seen over many people's houses tonight in Brisbane:

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and if you're still confused, here what it looks like in the daytime:



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B777LR

QuoteSaw a 4 ship formation of what looked like aerobatic aircraft go overhead earlier on this afternoon. Very nice finger 4 / schwarm formation.
About where do you live? Piston or jet? Colours? (black?) Bubble canopy?

If in europe, it might be the flieger revue airshow team "Black Yacks" with Yak-50/52

Mossie

QuoteSaw a 4 ship formation of what looked like aerobatic aircraft go overhead earlier on this afternoon. Very nice finger 4 / schwarm formation.
Probably these guys Lance, The Blades, they attended the Wings & Wheels show at Dunsfold, nearby you I think?  Orange/black on top, black undersides with white right wing. They're pretty popular at the moment as the pilots are all ex-Red Arrows.  Snapped these at the Yorkshire Airshow a couple of weeks ago.




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lancer

Yep, that looks like the ones I saw Mossie. thanks for clearing up who they were.  
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upnorth

Saw an Austrian Airlines Dash 8 circling over my part of town today.

I haven't seen one of those since I left Canada back in 2004. Almost forgot how beautiful and graceful they look. :wub:  
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Blacklion213

i saw what looked like one of Rutan's Starcruisers, or what ever thire caller, the twin pusher with the conard up front


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Mossie

I think there are a few left flying, as Beech pulled the plug on the Starship a few years ago, all the aircraft were recalled when the company ceased supporting the type.  A stubborn owner or two is keeping the type going IIRC.

The other possibility is that it was a Piaggio Avanti you saw, has a straight wing & T-tail compared to the tailess swept wing layout of the starship:
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Ian the Kiwi Herder

Not actually over my house, butwe were walking in the glorious sunshine around north Shropshire yesterday, constantly being buzzed by one or more 'Squirrels' from RAF Shawbury about ten or so miles south, whilst we were eating our picnic, a RN Sea King came over so near that Missy (my daughter) sat up to wave at it (that's my girl !).

Later-on I 'felt' a Chinook - nothing else it could have been - but didn't see it.

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Ian the Kiwi Herder

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Quoteand one of those HM Coastguard twin prop's with some kind of SLAR canoe.
Yep I was talking to it earlier - It was monitoring the wreck of the bow-section of the MSC NAPOLI as it was being towed up to Belfast, checking for pollution. C/s Atlantic 21 (I think).

Ian
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