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Incident last night at Shuttleworth, their Avro Tri-Plane came down shortly after take off.

Thankfully pilot is ok, been discharged from hospital already and is doing well.

Must have left his car keys on the staff room table.

1745 Noticed Air Atlanta Icelandic Boeing 747-400 TF-AMP as ABD7046 was heading NW then turned back,did a few orbits over North Donegal,now seems to be          heading back to Leige.

I don`t see an emergency squawk, but seems a little odd.

UPDATE: It returned to Leige.

0952 Private owner Daher TBM-940 ( formally SOCATA ) N507AH inbound to BFS from Vagar ,callsign as reg.ETA 1008

1007 N507AH landed BFS.

1059 Departed BFS to Bonn.

French manufacturer SOCATA officially dropped its name to rebrand simply as Daher in February 2015.

Anyone recall this ? Sadly i do lol, just shows how flight sims and everything else has moved on.
No blue screens of death here, or have you tried turning it off and on again....

Ignore the first bit about rugby...  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1pKtmJGS8o

I haven`t done one of these in ages, but I thought this was of interest.Not a seperated at birth,but a very look a like.
i noticed this when sorting out some old stamp albums I have ,mainly aircraft related,but also some other military things.

I think this is spooky actually.

Sgt Major Edwards 1856

I see on the arrivals board that HM coast guard Beechcraft Super King Air 350 G-HMGF as SRG226A is due in at 2338 front PIK. Its currently over Cairnryan but looks like a training flight.

From the photo it looks to be a Alpi Aviation Pioneer 300 Hawk G-SHMN, it`s a home build aircraft also known as a PNR3. Current owner is from Bangor.

Terrible quality video, good to hear no-one was hurt.