A trip to Squires Gate on a Sunday morning, along with a fair number of other enthusiasts, to have a look at the aircraft visiting in connection with the Open at nearby Royal Lytham golf course.
It was a lovely morning and there were some very interesting aircraft on view, but thoughts of getting some decent photographs were dashed, thanks to a metal panel fence that had been erected alongside taxiway Bravo.
Quite what purpose this was intended to serve was the subject of much conjecture during the morning, and whether it becomes a permanent fixture shall no doubt be revealed in the fullness of time!
Bombardier BD700 Global Express N797KK ‘The Bold Look’.
It was a lovely morning and there were some very interesting aircraft on view, but thoughts of getting some decent photographs were dashed, thanks to a metal panel fence that had been erected alongside taxiway Bravo.
Quite what purpose this was intended to serve was the subject of much conjecture during the morning, and whether it becomes a permanent fixture shall no doubt be revealed in the fullness of time!
Bombardier BD700 Global Express N797KK ‘The Bold Look’.
Hawker 4000 N921SG stayed for less than twenty minutes.
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Beech 1900D F-GRYL of Twin Jet
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Gulfstream G4 N342AP parked in front of the ‘star’ visitor, Shanghai Deer Jet’s Gulfstream G5 B-8138
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The pilot with the world’s most boring job! Cessna 208B G-EELS spent the entire weekend circling above the course providing TV pictures.
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Stobart Air A109 G-STGR arrives with more visitors.
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