RAF Avro RJ70?
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MartinM said:
Just been looking on flightradar24. Seems it took off from RAF Culdrose and did some odd-looking lowish-level circuits around Somerset and Wiltshire. It seems it's now landed (probably at Boscombe Down?) What do the RAF use these for and what might it've been doing?
RAF Culdrose. Cough, cough. You are having a laugh, aren't you or is it a deliberate attempt at a bite? If so, you have me hook, line and sinker!andy97 said:
RAF Culdrose. Cough, cough. You are having a laugh, aren't you or is it a deliberate attempt at a bite? If so, you have me hook, line and sinker!
Whoops, I meant RNAS! Only assuming but the trace definately originated from just east of Helston.I also found this http://www.qinetiq.com/news/pressreleases/Pages/mo... which sort of explains it.
Ginetta G15 Girl said:
A Flight 32(The Royal)Sqn have 2 BAe 146-100 CC2 (RJ70) and 2 BAe 146-200 C3 (RJ85).
Primarily they are used for VIP transport and Communications purposes.
I'm surprised anyone still uses 146s and their derivatives for VIP work after all the reports of vaporised oil and organophosphates contaminating the cabin air. Primarily they are used for VIP transport and Communications purposes.
ecsrobin said:
What aircraft are flown from RAF culdrose?
It's RNAS Culdrose (HMS Seahawk). It has never been an RAF Station.See: http://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/The-Fleet/Air-Stations...
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