Better to catch an issue now than whilst in the air though.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-e...ction&&ns_fee=0#post_59946003e4b094949457daa9
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-e...ction&&ns_fee=0#post_59946003e4b094949457daa9
Could be metal fatigue in the engines Mike?Very vague, I wonder what the problem is.
I doubt it the overhaul programs on these engines is much more rigorous than in their operational days.Could be metal fatigue in the engines Mike?
On reflection, agreed.I doubt it the overhaul programs on these engines is much more rigorous than in their operational days.
Interesting .......They are not saying anything on their Website.
Overly cautious will be the order of the day, and rightly so.Likely to be something unusual shown up in a routine inspection that when they've looked at another has caused some concern. I bet they're being cautious.
Can't see that Mike, somebody would be unemoyed if that was the case I think. Jewell in the Crown and all.Could all boil down to money problems?
No mention of any problems at all in any of the BBMF feeds.This story is getting stranger.....
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (Official)
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Morning All,
Today's photo is a lovely one taken by Alistair Barnsley at the 1940's weekend at Cleethorpes. I love how the sun is glistening on her.
I will put the flying programme up later this morning - it's a busy one!!
Diane
If so ....... oops, one x ex tanker pool NCO.Any bets it's a fuel issue. Wrong kind of 4* in the tank.
That's what was said on BBC Look North earlier this evening Paul.Apparently Griffen engined spitfire not affected,only Merlin s