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A look at old jets, turboprops and prop driven aircraft. The checklists, manuals, systems, and equipment...everything that made them fly .
Thursday, June 2, 2011
DC-6 / C-118 Engine Analyzer
I worked on many engine analyzer amplifiers on C-124's, they were miserable to work on located behind the engineers panel. Once had a flight engineer explain how they worked and what information he gained from using them. If only I could remember what he told me.
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
A Few Migs, On the Deck of the U.S.S. Intrepid Mig 15, Mig 17 And Mig 21
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Concorde G-BOAD Alpha Delta Walk Around

Took a day trip with my grandson On May 28. I took him to see Fleet Weekend held every year in New York City. Everything takes place on or near the old aircraft carrier Intrepid. Actullay I wanted to see the British Airways Concorde G-BOAD that is on display. Had a real great tour got some photos and enjoyed the day.
Me And My Grandson Nathaniel On The Flight Deck British Airways Concorde
Signatures of the last Flight Crew To Fly AD.. Captain L. Scott
I originally wrote this but :
Frank Van Haste corrected it:
On 7 Feb 96, Capt. Scott and his crew set the (still standing) speed record for flight from JFK to LHR of 2:52:59. That elapsed time is written, presumably by Capt. Scott, under his signature.
Now that is pretty cool....
Photos of Alpha Delta's Gear and Fuselage
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