The Ansaldo S.V.A.9 has a badge on the nose and the one in the Volandia Parco E Museo Malpensa back 2016 had the same badge and colours etc so I'm convinced it's the same aircraft and an original but unknown identity. Looking at photos on the web I tend to agree with you. European Air Forces Direct...

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Fri Jun 23, 2023 11:27 am

So far I have the MC.72 as a recent new build replica and the Bleriot XI-2 IS F-AZNP.. 80-1 is a Monoplane Gabardini but I don't know yet its providence.

Thanks Yorky, every little bit helps

Thanks to all who've posted info on this fantastic weekend. Trying to tie-up a few loose ends, does anyone have ids/confirmations for the cockpit sections in the hangar display? I think the AMX may be MM7179 and the Tornado MM7026, but the F104 and MB339 front cockpit are eluding me. Likewise, in th...

I would assume this was one of the 2 glider cockpit simulators present, one with the ATC in hangar 16 and one with the BGA in hangar 2 (or that maybe the other way round!) Also there was still a Tutor on the ground on the farside of the field when the BUAS trio got airborne, anyone get an id for tha...

Potential addition for you list JASDF 777 80-1111 visited Newquay on 1st June

I gather that the standing up of the new Space Command has been delayed until they can find a milk bottle big enough to launch the rockets from!

Prince Andrew flew one in the Falklands, what more could you ask for? [/quote]

No he didn't, he flew a Sea King

Thanks for that, now we just need to work out what was going on in July!!!

Noted on the line on 21st Sept was a 41 Sqn Typhoon coded EB-R As far as I can work out the last aircraft thus coded was ZK367 but this was reported as having been recoded as 367 in July

So, was the report wrong or has another aircraft been coded in the old style?

Showed on Planeplotter as ZJ196