RIAT 2014 July 11/12/13 RAF Fairford

[Royaljordanian]

Hello

10/07

STA 1453UTC HUAF701 AN26 603 LHKE

Mvg,

[evhest]

F-35 is now definitely a no-show, so it's now an official PR-disaster.

[bvdboomen]

According to the RIAT site, the F35's are cancelled.

[pjotrtje]

F-35 is now definitely a no-show, so it's now an official PR-disaster.

Pointing to your own opinion elsewhere on the web does not make it 'official', Elmer

[ErwinS]

Maybe they can call the Vulcan to fill the void:-p

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[ChrisGlobe]

Hello all,
Please can someone help with some information the Greek TA-7C 154477? According to the Scramble database, it was dumped at Araxos in November 2011, suggesting it wasn't going to fly again. Furtrhermore, I have seen information to say that at some point it was registered as N164TB with the Department of the US Navy?! I'd imagine this bit is wrong.

Is the TA-7 at Fairford the real 154477..?

[Tu154]

Maybe returned from storage and putted back in to service.

[Vasilis]

Hello all,
Please can someone help with some information the Greek TA-7C 154477? According to the Scramble database, it was dumped at Araxos in November 2011, suggesting it wasn't going to fly again. Furtrhermore, I have seen information to say that at some point it was registered as N164TB with the Department of the US Navy?! I'd imagine this bit is wrong.

Is the TA-7 at Fairford the real 154477..?

The 154477 has interesting background.

As A-7B (before convert to TA-7C) flew missions in Vietnam with VA-155 Sqn.

Later when retired from USN, a private company used this http://registry.faa.gov/AircraftInquiry ... rtxt=164TB That's why the N164TB

Finally the 154477 at the end of 90s got the HAF markings.

[Stratofreighter]

Airtattoo Saturday Schedule

9.45am
Eurofighter Typhoon (RSV/Italian AF)
Boeing Chinook HC2 (RAF)
Alenia C-27J Spartan (RSV/Italian AF)
Soloturk: Lockheed Martin F-16C Fighting Falcon (Turkish AF)
X2 Sukhoi Su-22M4 (Polish AF)
Frecce Tricolori x10 Aermacchi MB-339A (Italian AF)
...
11.00am
Airbus A400M
AMX International (RSV/Italian AF)
The Royal Jordanian Falcons x3 Extra EA300L (Royal Jordanian Airlines)
Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet (Boeing/US Navy)

12.00pm
Hawker Hunter F58 (Swiss Hunter Team)
Hunter Flypast with Patrouille Suisse
Patrouille Suisse x6 Northrop F-5E Tiger II (Swiss AF)
Saab JAS-39C Gripen (Swedish AF)
Shorts Tucano T1 (RAF)

13.00pm
Supermarine Spitfire PRXIX (Rolls Royce)
Zespot Akrobacyjny Orlik x7 PZL-Mielec PZL-130TC-II Turbo Orliks (Polish AF)
AgustaWestland Merlin HM2 (RN)
Saab J105OE (Austrian AF)

14.00pm
AgustaWestland Apache AH1 (AAC)
Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II (RAF/USAF/USMC)
F-35B Lightning II Flypast with Red Arrows
Red Arrows x9 BAe Hawk T1/T1A (RAF)

15.00pm
Panavia Tornado (RSV/Italian AF)
GD F-16A MLU Fighting Falcon (Belgian AF)
The Breitling Jet Team x7 Aero L-39C Albatross (Apache Aviation, France)
The Breitling Wing Walkers x4 Boeing Stearman A75N1 (AeroSuperBatics)

16.00pm
Douglas Dakota III (BBMF)
Aerospatiale AS332M1 Super Puma (Swiss AF)
GD F-16AM Fighting Falcon (RNethAF)
La Patrouille de France x8 Dassault/Dornier Alpha Jet E (French AF)

17.00pm
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet (Swiss AF)
Avro Lancaster I, Hawker Hurricane IIc & Supermarine Spitfire (BBMF)
Spitfire Flypast with RAF Typhoon FGR4
Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 (RAF)

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Airtattoo Sunday Schedule

10.00am
F-16A MLU Fighting Falcon (Belgian AF)
AMX International (RSV/Italian AF)
Shorts Tucano T1 (RAF)
The Breitling Jet Team x7 Aero L-39C Albatross (Apache Aviation, France)
F-16AM Fighting Falcon (RNethAF)

11.00am...
AgustaWestland Apache AH1 (AAC)
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet (Swiss AF)
Hawker Hunter F58 (Swiss Hunter Team)
Hunter Flypast with Patrouille Suisse
Patrouille Suisse x6 Northrop F-5E Tiger II (Swiss AF)

12.00pm
X2 Sukhoi Su-22M4 (Polish AF)
Avro Lancaster I, Hawker Hurricane IIc & Supermarine Spitfire (BBMF)
Spitfire Flypast with RAF Typhoon FGR4
Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 (RAF)
The Royal Jordanian Falcons x3 Extra EA300L (Royal Jordanian Airlines)

13.00pm
Saab J105OE (Austrian AF)
Boeing Chinook HC2 (RAF)
Supermarine Spitfire PRXIX (Rolls Royce)
Aerospatiale AS332M1 Super Puma (Swiss AF)
Douglas Dakota III (BBMF)

14.00pm
Westland Lynx AH7 (AAC)
Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II (RAF/USAF/USMC)
F-35B Lightning II Flypast with Red Arrows
Red Arrows x9 BAe Hawk T1/T1A (RAF)

15.00pm
Airbus A400M
Alenia C-27J Spartan (RSV/Italian AF)
The Breitling Wing Walkers x4 Boeing Stearman A75N1 (AeroSuperBatics)
Eurofighter Typhoon (RSV/Italian AF)

16.00pm
Zespot Akrobacyjny Orlik x7 PZL-Mielec PZL-130TC-II Turbo Orliks (Polish AF
Panavia Tornado (RSV/Italian AF)
Soloturk: Lockheed Martin F-16C Fighting Falcon (Turkish AF)
Frecce Tricolori x10 Aermacchi MB-339A (Italian AF)

17.00pm
Saab JAS-39C Gripen (Swedish AF)
AgustaWestland Merlin HM2 (RN)
Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet (Boeing/US Navy)

I suppose no last-minute addition to replace the now-totally-cancelled Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II

[Cat Power]

Many thanks for this. Saves me carrying a bulky show guide around with all my other equipment !

[Joe Kurr]

Many thanks indeed, saves me from buying a £12 programme...

[mart]

I read the Estonian L-39 would be part of the F-35 gap filler?

[AndyMarden]

I checked the following c/ns at RIAT this year. Most are very common, but better checked than not IMHO. The acceptance date is listed where known. C.295s have both a manufacture date and an acceptance date.

AS332M1 T-311 2216, 5.87
AS332M1 T-314 2328, 1.91
Bo105P1 87+28 6128, 1992
C-130J MM62194 5548
C.295M 16708 052, full version PG02-1-052. Manufactured Aug09, accepted Sep10
Cessna 560XL T-784 560-5269
Do228 PH-CGN 8181, 1990
Gazelle XZ334 1673, 7.8.77
Avenger ZZ501 FL-618
L-39C ES-YLN 533637
Chinook ZA714 M7005, 12/20/93
L-39C 10 934669
King Air ZK458 BY-32
P.180 MM62159 1023
TBM700 125/XO 125, 12.97
ERJ CE-02 145480 – ODW please note!
C-130H CH-11 382-4482
C-130H 84004 4881 – this like most C-130s I have checked did not have the 382- prefix stamped

Extra 300:
JY-RFA 1239
JY-RFB 1240
JY-RFC 1241

Polish C.295M
013 S-013, full version PO01/03/S-013. Manufactured Mar04, accepted Apr04
015 S-015, full version PO01/05/S-015. Manufactured Aug04, accepted Aug04
026 104, full version PO04/01/104. Manufactured Sep13, accepted Sep13
Note that only very early C.295s seem to have the S- prefix to their c/n.

Polish Orlik
038 04950038
040 04960040
042 04960042
043 04980043
047 04990047
048 04000048 – note most dbs seem to have this wrong
050 04010050

Polish Su-22M4
3612 37612 – this one had a plate marked 37714 in the right wing root
9102 29102
9616 29616

As usual, I have not listed those with the c/n painted in large script on the outside (Algerian C-130 etc).

Andy Marden
Chief (only?) RIAT c/n checker

[mart]

Anyone for the large UAV that was seen on saterday?
It was disassembled and transported out on 4 trucks.

[Antoni]

Anyone for the large UAV that was seen on saterday?
It was disassembled and transported out on 4 trucks.

Global Hawk mock-up