Aviation Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / May 2004

I just bought a new Jepp VFR chart of Southern UK,
hoping I might do some flying over here in the next
couple of weeks. UK airspace is SO complicated compared
to what I'm used to, even in the Bay Area which is pretty

looking for in depth detail for dash 8 q300.
anybody know where to find it. Done searches but cannot find anything other
than dimensions etc.
cheers

At about 16:45, a small jet, private or military, loitering in SW
London, Surbiton to be precise. Any ideas?
Best regards,
The Hopeful Guy

The anti-airport campaigners have been at it again in the Coventry
Evening Telegraph letters page.
Earlier this year, TUI, who own ThompsonFly started operating 737s out
of Coventry Airport to various european destinations.

I have a JAA PPL  with around 55 hours.  Ive always been interested in the
IR and recently I've been thinking how nice it would be to go somewhere
without having to avoid (effectively) IFR only airspace and IMC.
For example, one thing I'd like to do in the future for example is fly ...

In the CAA document entitled Summary of Public Transport (which is on
their website somewhere but I have a copy) it says under 3.6

I would be gratefull if anyone knows the display time please.
Thanks
Steve.

We are doing some major upgrade to our Piper Arrow 180hp.
We are putting in a factory overhauled engine, upgrading the interior to
leathcer (seats, panels, new carpeting), installing an S-TEC system 20 one
axis autopilot, as well as a new Bendix/King KI208 indicator.

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/583058/M
franck

I am a co-owner of a 1968 Piper Arrow. (180 hp)
I am also a professional musician, and I play bass, both electric bass
guitar, and the big old doghouse upright bass.
Needless to say, I would like to be able to fly to my gigs whenever

Dear Group:
I am in Caerleon in SE Wales - the nearest (large) airports are
Bristol and Cardiff.
I wondered if anyone could help with this question - I did PPL flight

I've seen a tv programme about some ultra air constructions. One of them was
an airplane powered with human muscle. It flew over The Channel piloted by
some cyclist.
I'm looking information about this plane and its constructor. I want to

I'm VFR only, but have heard over the radio clearances for what I presume
are IFR waypoints (e.g. Norry).
Is there an online resource which shows where they are and what they're
called?

France allows it for sure. The ICAO PPL does but AFAIK most countries
have added the "in sight of surface" restriction.
Peter.
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Recently we had a continental pilot land at Lasham in Hampshire with out any
prior phone or radio calls. Upon querying his actions he showed us his data
from a very well known airfield guide that was totally wrong.
Laham is owned by Lasham Gliding Society and is porbably the busiest ...