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Roger, thanks, confirmed working in IE11. RAF BAE 146 out over the North Sea, these are used by the Royal Family.
2-RNWL taking off from Farnborough. Just a thought, would these 2-reg 'military' flights be immune from an airport lock-down and hence provide a means of escape for a potential target?
Number Johnny Five is alive…
You'd better believe it.
2-GOLF, 2-RBTS and 2-RNWL - are the money men getting nervous?
RAF BAE146 still headed East.
Something has changed here. These 2-reg planes have grown call signs that they don't normally have, with an ORT prefix.
Flagging as a possible notable.
ORT could stand for Operational Readiness Test in military circles. I'm intrigued as to why these planes are using an ORT prefix now.
I like where you are going with this…
Erm, no. Have some tits and a Dick pic though.
RAF flight call sign CWL45 - why does that make me think of 'OWL45'? Are they signalling?
That's verr nahhs! Stolen!
I fail to see how this is actual news to anyone.
Not working in Chrome, OK in IE11 and IE7.
I see a Patten forming here…
Soon…
2-JSEG has turned up now. The markets are nervous and the money men are on the move.
To wash off the formaldehyde?
Eclipse Aviation. 'Eclipse' says something symbolic to me. Spoopy anyway as it has 'military' rating.
See that, raise you this…