mach loop low level flying
mach loop low level flying
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s2t

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424 posts

190 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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I maybe looking in the wrongplace but previous MoD sites giving rough indications of activity do not seem to be up to date
Any links to such info would be appreciated or any guidance as to best days to try and capture low flying would be great

XG332

3,927 posts

217 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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Normal weekdays. Ie not bank holidays

lloyd h

1,559 posts

202 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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s2t said:
I maybe looking in the wrongplace but previous MoD sites giving rough indications of activity do not seem to be up to date
Any links to such info would be appreciated or any guidance as to best days to try and capture low flying would be great
You won't find any links that will tell you what time flying will definitely take place, its all luck. Basically turn up Monday-Friday 0800-1800 and just hope something comes through, but I would prepare yourself for not seeing anything. There has been a serious lack of movements in the Loop this year which is to be expected with defense cuts.

Mosman

778 posts

234 months

Monday 26th March 2012
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Well apparently the RAF Community Relations Office will tweet to tell you when there will be low flying activity...

@RAFCROWales

Although the last update was the schedule for January 2012.

lloyd h

1,559 posts

202 months

Monday 26th March 2012
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Mosman said:
Well apparently the RAF Community Relations Office will tweet to tell you when there will be low flying activity...

@RAFCROWales

Although the last update was the schedule for January 2012.
No he won't, he will however tweet to tell you a time for LFA7T which is a part in LFA7. That time is where aircraft are allowed to operate down to 100ft in LFA7T, its rarely much help so I wouldn't bother.

Like I said, turn up and hope something comes through.