Post amazingly cool pictures of aircraft (Volume 2)

[MartG]

[Fonz]

EE Lightning?

[MartG]

Fonz said:

EE Lightning?

Got it in one

[MartG]

Don't look now, but I think we're being followed...

[Ayahuasca]

Stickyfinger said:

Lysalifax?

[hidetheelephants]

Westland Lysander P12, sometimes referred to as a Wendover.

[MartG]

[tdm34]

7mike said:

Not amazing photos but may prompt some memories of when we saw this in our skies! This was at North Wield 1984 I think.

[Elroy Blue]

A6 Intruder. I'm not a photographer, but the clarity is amazing

[7mike]

MartG said:

Don't look now, but I think we're being followed...

Now this is a close up

[Trevatanus]

I had no Idea anyone caught this in camera

[tight5]

MartG said:

These were on 'Classic British Aircraft' yesterday.
A pilot they were talking to said the 2 inch rockets were to be use as a last air to air option after they had closed to very close range !!!

[Steve_D]

Trevatanus said:

I had no Idea anyone caught this in camera

So what is going on?

Steve

[Ian Lancs]

Steve_D said:

Trevatanus said:

I had no Idea anyone caught this in camera

So what is going on?

Steve

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Airways_Flight_38 I think

[Speed 3]

Steve_D said:

Trevatanus said:

I had no Idea anyone caught this in camera

So what is going on?

Steve

I presume that's BA38 ?

[brenflys777]

Rowland White put this photo of a Buccaneer as seen by a submarine periscope on his twitter feed earlier - hopefully another exciting book en-route!

[Eric Mc]

Was that picture taken from a Royal Navy or Soviet sub?

[Eric Mc]

Speed 3 said:

Steve_D said:

Trevatanus said:

I had no Idea anyone caught this in camera

So what is going on?

Steve

I presume that's BA38 ?

I don't think BA made a habit of belly landing their 777s.

[Speed 3]

Eric Mc said:

I don't think BA made a habit of belly landing their 777s.

??? it only happened once

[Eric Mc]

You seemed to be asking what incident it was?

As you say, there only has been one incident like that with a BA 777.