Best Aircraft reg EVER

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silverfoxcc

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7,764 posts

148 months

Sunday 30th June
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dudleybloke

20,104 posts

189 months

Sunday 30th June
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smile

rowley birkin

493 posts

103 months

Sunday 30th June
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Boeing test plane ?

RobbyJ

1,600 posts

225 months

Sunday 30th June
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I love the PC12 and that's a great reg.

My two favourites:




CanAm

9,426 posts

275 months

Sunday 30th June
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Unfortunately I couldnt grab my camera in time as we taxied past it, but BA had a 747 with the registration G-HUGE.

zsdom

875 posts

123 months

Sunday 30th June
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RobbyJ

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225 months

Sunday 30th June
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zsdom said:
clapclapclapclapclap

WelshRich

393 posts

60 months

Sunday 30th June
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Not my photo, but this is the plane I did my first solo flight in and I always thought the registration was pretty good…


tr7v8

7,228 posts

231 months

Sunday 30th June
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I was learning on G-SEXX and the parachute aircraft at Headcorn is G-GOHI


M11rph

646 posts

24 months

Monday 1st July
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Ballsy!

LimaDelta

6,672 posts

221 months

Monday 1st July
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Always liked this RV8



Would be better on a Grumman Tiger though.

Yertis

18,217 posts

269 months

Monday 1st July
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I remember Sea Fury G-FURY and Hunter G-HUNT at Greenham Common. I think there was G-SPIT as well.

Easy to find photos but after what happened to P5Bnij won't bother posting them.

Dashnine

1,374 posts

53 months

Monday 1st July
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alangla

4,971 posts

184 months

Monday 1st July
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Just had a quick look on Flightradar and there’s a Husky floatplane approaching Chester. Registration G-ODIP

dxg

8,391 posts

263 months

Monday 1st July
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Named after what the pilots say when the see the state of the passengers...

https://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/GEZUS

alangla

4,971 posts

184 months

Monday 1st July
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dxg said:
Named after what the pilots say when the see the state of the passengers...

https://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/GEZUS
biggrin I always wondered why Jet2 registered 2 used 737s as G-DRTI and G-DRTY

2xChevrons

3,334 posts

83 months

Monday 1st July
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Spotted in Italy, but a good reg for a French-made plane from a Francophone country.


48k

13,394 posts

151 months

Monday 1st July
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Yertis said:
I remember Sea Fury G-FURY and Hunter G-HUNT at Greenham Common. I think there was G-SPIT as well.

Easy to find photos but after what happened to P5Bnij won't bother posting them.
What happened ?

Yertis

18,217 posts

269 months

Monday 1st July
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I understand he got banned for posting pics for which he had not sought copyright holder's permission.

48k

13,394 posts

151 months

Monday 1st July
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Yertis said:
I understand he got banned for posting pics for which he had not sought copyright holder's permission.
redface