I was out for a drive in the Morris yesterday and was overflown by a Vulcan. Just for a moment I was transported back to the 60's.
I read today it was going to the Farnborough Airshow.
Happy days!
Not my photo by the way I wish I'd had my camera with me.
Vulcan V Bomber
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Hello Dale,
There was a discussion on another forum and the engine was discussed. The name Olympus, and I thought it was a Bristol engine that was fitted to the Concord airliner.
After a quick google, it was in fact a Bristol Siddley engine and presumably Rolls Royce took them over? But the same power plant basically on both aircraft, with afterburners in both case, rare for a commercial aeroplane.
I saw the Vulcan flying at RAF Valley when I was in school and I must say very impressive it was.
Alec
There was a discussion on another forum and the engine was discussed. The name Olympus, and I thought it was a Bristol engine that was fitted to the Concord airliner.
After a quick google, it was in fact a Bristol Siddley engine and presumably Rolls Royce took them over? But the same power plant basically on both aircraft, with afterburners in both case, rare for a commercial aeroplane.
I saw the Vulcan flying at RAF Valley when I was in school and I must say very impressive it was.
Alec
I see it is coming to Lowestoft as well
http://www.lowestoftjournal.co.uk/conte ... 3A31%3A440
http://www.lowestoftjournal.co.uk/conte ... 3A31%3A440