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Aviation news – An-225 visits Prestwick Airport
The world’s largest aircraft landed at Prestwick Airport yesterday and Tom Gibbons was there for Global Aviation Resource.
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Aviation Museum – China Civil Aviation Museum, Xie Dao, Beijing
Located in Xie Dao, just a stone’s throw from Beijing’s S12 Airport Expressway and less than 10kms south-west of the city’s Capital International Airport is China’s Civil Aviation Museum. Karl Drage visited for GAR.
Aviation Feature – “Janet Airlines”
On the face of it, a dull looking collection of Boeing 737s operating from a drab terminal at Las Vegas McCarran Airport, but delve a little deeper and you’ll discover the most exclusive airline in the world. Paul Dunn examines the rather murky world of ‘Janet Airlines’.
Airshow Review – Weston Park In The Dark
Complementing Wrekin Model Flying Club’s annual summer International Model Air Show, a brand new event dubbed “Weston Park In The Dark” was hosted on the evening of Saturday, 18 October. Karl Drage was there for GAR.
Aviation Feature – Hellenic Air Force A-7 Corsair II Retirement – 16 & 17 October 2014
Located in the rugged, western Peloponnesus peninsula of Greece is the last operational bastion of the Ling Temco Vought A-7 Corsair II. Araxos Air Base, located approximately 37 km west of the city of Patras and the home of 116 Combat Wing Hellenic Air Force, opened its doors for two days in October for a last opportunity to witness the final throes of this classic strike aircraft prior to the official retirement of the type from Hellenic Air Force service in a ceremony to be held the following day. Tom Gibbons reports for Global Aviation Resource.
Aviation Feature – RAF Manston 1980-1982
Paul Filmer continues his retrospective series with a look at RAF Manston, Kent, from 1980 to 1982.
Aviation Museum – Beijing Air & Space Museum, Beihang University
At the conclusion of the 3rd Shenyang Faku International Flight Convention and 2014 Shenyang Airshow, Karl Drage and Pete Wells (of Twister Aerobatics) headed to Beijing for a few days and found time to visit the Beijing Air and Space Museum (referred to in many places online as Beijing Aviation Museum) located at Beihang University.
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