VW&R - France

[Wijgert IJlst]

Thanks to Edwin (EOS) in the Airshow topic of La Ferte Alais I came across the following interesting V, W&R site about France:

Take a look at this site (google maps).

Tous les avions préservé en France.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... CoJG_cODZw

Mvg Edwin

[Alpha Kilo One]

I did find another one, not sure if it was known already:
http://www.spottingmode.com/wro/France

Can anyone confirm if information is true?

Ronald

[Wijgert IJlst]

AK1, yeap Spotting mode is familair to me. I know the person behind this website, he is also active on this forum. Information is quite accurate. Last notes dates are stated also.

[Fogg]

In the La Ferté Alais topic there was also a question about the status of the Musée Delta at Orly. It is closed, a new tramway now runs through the area. However, the Concorde is still there and easy to photograph from a new bicycle path. The Mirages and Caravelle are also still present. The Mercure is dismantled at Baarlo I understand.

Photograph:
http://www.airliners.net/photo/British- ... c4eaab34df

Cheers,

Peter

[YOXA]

In the La Ferté Alais topic there was also a question about the status of the Musée Delta at Orly. It is closed, a new tramway now runs through the area. However, the Concorde is still there and easy to photograph from a new bicycle path. The Mirages and Caravelle are also still present. The Mercure is dismantled at Baarlo I understand.

Photograph:
http://www.airliners.net/photo/British- ... c4eaab34df

Cheers,

Peter

So they are back? I was there in 2013, no sign of the Mirages than. I sepose they are the same as all the years earlier? 245 and 352?

[Fogg]

So they are back? I was there in 2013, no sign of the Mirages than. I sepose they are the same as all the years earlier? 245 and 352?

In my photo you can just recognize the badge worn by 245, and I'm fairly sure there was another hulk behind this one - I personally don't really care though, sorry.

If you couldn't find them in 2013 then maybe they're even coming back on display. I think the Concorde might stay (too).