Thanks for watching glad you liked it sadly Bruntingthorpe is no more I really miss the fast taxi runs wow I didn’t realise this has had nearly 6 k views😳
On April 8 2024, the US deployed two modified WB-57 Canberras to follow the total solar eclipse happening that day. Apparently, NASA still uses the Canberras for observational/research purposes. I don't know if the currently used Canbarras still employ cartridge starts.
Is David and Peter Walton still involved with the aviation side. Many years ago my company brought a B747-200 in which we tore down over a period of time happy days remember hiring a marquee for an air show that was hosted at Bruntingthorpe, they were real nice guys, give them my best Charlie McEwan (Mach Avia Ltd)
Well, if you haven't got a BRE snorting flames and smoke, banging its way through the start, you might as well have a jet of smoke for a whiney engine!
100 Sqn used to visit RAF Kinloss in the early 90's with their Canberras, they used cartridge starts. The Nimrods on SAR standby used LPAST's, two different ways but the same idea.
Thanks for watching it is sad and Covid-19 may have helped it’s demise anyway, the only aircraft scrapped so far I believe is the Super Guppy and frankly I see the tristars and VC10,s going the same way.
@@ianstewartaviation2634 so has the guppy been broken up then? I know it was moved to the scrapping apron. the Tristars apparently might be bought by an American company same with one of the vc10s. How true that is though. If the guppy has been scrapped then that is sad as 11 years worth of work from volunteers went into that.
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Holy smoke that is absolutely awesome! Stunning footage and sounds!
Thanks for watching glad you liked it sadly Bruntingthorpe is no more I really miss the fast taxi runs wow I didn’t realise this has had nearly 6 k views😳
Wow, great smokey starts mate! Like it more then the "clean" engines which is used nowadays. Have a nice weekend.
32TFS Aviation yes love these old cartridge starts have some from 2018 somewhere of some Hunters, enjoy your weekend.
On April 8 2024, the US deployed two modified WB-57 Canberras to follow the total solar eclipse happening that day. Apparently, NASA still uses the Canberras for observational/research purposes. I don't know if the currently used Canbarras still employ cartridge starts.
I think that the NASA WB57 Canberra uses American engines so possibly not, but I'm not 100%sure
Is David and Peter Walton still involved with the aviation side. Many years ago my company brought a B747-200 in which we tore down over a period of time happy days remember hiring a marquee for an air show that was hosted at Bruntingthorpe, they were real nice guys, give them my best Charlie McEwan (Mach Avia Ltd)
Well, if you haven't got a BRE snorting flames and smoke, banging its way through the start, you might as well have a jet of smoke for a whiney engine!
100 Sqn used to visit RAF Kinloss in the early 90's with their Canberras, they used cartridge starts. The Nimrods on SAR standby used LPAST's, two different ways but the same idea.
Cool bet that was a great sight 👍
Fantastic video 🛩❤️🙏🏼✈️
Thanks glad you enjoyed it 👍
Fantastic video!
Fine until it goes wrong!!
Amazing stuff. That poor abandoned 737😪
DOMINICA AVIATION Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed yes sad to see the 737
Appy days refuelling Canberra's, Tanker pool RAF. Miss Bruntingthorpe open days with the taxi runs and the smell of Avtur. Great days.
They sure were thanks for watching have a good weekend 👍
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That's an awesome video man 👏👏👏
Thanks sadly this no longer takes place. 😔
Well this here it is in you channel what a fantastic memory beautiful 👍🏻
So did you know David Walton at Bruntingthorpe?
No sorry I don't
Awesome
Impressive smokey engine run!! :)
Yes indeed love the cartridge starts on the old jets.
Awesome video. Sad about it all coming to an end. Buccaneers have already left. I hope nothing gets scrapped.
Thanks for watching it is sad and Covid-19 may have helped it’s demise anyway, the only aircraft scrapped so far I believe is the Super Guppy and frankly I see the tristars and VC10,s going the same way.
@@ianstewartaviation2634 so has the guppy been broken up then? I know it was moved to the scrapping apron. the Tristars apparently might be bought by an American company same with one of the vc10s. How true that is though. If the guppy has been scrapped then that is sad as 11 years worth of work from volunteers went into that.
I just checked and yes, sadly F-BTGV was broken up
@@sturmtigerking4263 I believe that the deal for the Tristars broke down sometime ago.
Aaah cute. Don't they look tiny compared to later monsters.
Yes they sure do 👍