Staverton hangar tour 18/10/2018

[graham]

A day out had been arranged for Bill, Jeff and myself, primarily to catch the three Turkmenistan B717s at Kemble that had arrived over the past few weeks. All three were there, EZ-A107 and EZ-A101 facing each other outside the ASI hangars and the nose of EZ-A106 visible inside the door of H2. Bill had made a last minute call to Keith at Staverton to see whether there was a chance of a hangar tour and it was duly granted, so having logged what was there at Kemble, we jumped in the cars for the 30 minute ride to Staverton. We were granted access to just about every hangar except the Babcock one, on the understanding that photos taken inside would NOT be posted on the web, which we were happy to agree to. This is what I potted, 29 frames and 5 scrapes. Reggies marked with an S are the scrapes. Photos to follow tomorrow

Gloucester Staverton 18 Oct 2018 Planebase

G-AHUJ Miles M.14A Hawk Trainer III 1900 Private
G-AVJJ Piper PA-30 160 Twin Comanche B 30-1420 Private
G-AWFB Piper PA-28R 180 Cherokee Arrow 28R-30689 Private
G-BJUR Piper PA-38 112 Tomahawk 38-79A0915 Private
G-BSGK Piper PA-34 200T Seneca II 34-7870331 Private
G-BUIF Piper PA-28 161 Warrior II 28-7916406 Private
G-DOBS Vans RV-8 PFA 303-14739 Private
G-EVIB Cirrus Design SR22 GTSx G3 Turbo 2467 Private S
G-FOXO Aeropro EuroFox 912(S) LAA 376-15165 Private
G-IILL Vans RV-7 72029 Private
G-IIRV Vans RV-7 A LAA 323-15074 Private
G-JTBP Piper PA-46 350P Malibu Mirage 4636724 Private
G-LACB Piper PA-28 161 Warrior II 28-8216035 LAC Flying School S
G-LFSB Piper PA-38 112 Tomahawk 38-78A0072 Private
G-NOIL Britten-Norman Islander BN-2A-8 334 Aerospace Resources S
G-NWEM Eurocopter EC135 T2 0270 Babcock MCS Onshore
G-PAYD Robin DR.400 180 Regent 847 Private
G-PTBA Boeing Stearman A75 PT-13A Kaydet 75-045 Private S
G-RAYM SOCATA TB20 Trinidad 2097 Private
G-RVJW Vans RV-4 PFA 181-12987 Private
G-SHCK Comco Ikarus C42 FB 80 1510-7426 Private
G-SRTT Cirrus Design SR22 GTS Turbo 2421 Private
G-SUEM Diamond Aircraft Twin Star DA42 42.332 Sue Air
G-TWSR Silence Aircraft Twister PFA 329-14385 Private
G-ULAG Piper PA-34 220T Seneca V 3449240 N Holden S
G-VALY SOCATA TB21 Trinidad TC 2081 Private
G-XIII Vans RV-7 PFA 323-14165 Private
N124CP Cirrus Design SR22 GTS 3040 Private
N19DW Cirrus Design SR22T 1686 Private
N2PD DAHER-SOCATA TBM 930 1141 Highfield Aviation Inc Trustee
N65TL Cirrus Design SR22T 1747 Private
N850BL EADS SOCATA TBM 850 420 Rockmount Aviation Inc Trustee
N936CT Cirrus Design SR22 3111 Private
OY-CKS Britten-Norman Islander BN-2A-21 553 Copenhagen Airtaxi



Frames : 29
Reg Only : 0
Not Required : 5
Total Logged : 34

[Jeff]

Great day all round, I will say no more than this..... 127 new frames hit my book today..... and on top of that I broke through my aimed for 2k for the year

Roll on the next road trip 😊

[keithh]

I went round with Keith a couple of years ago. Glad he's still happy to help. There is so much out of sight at Staverton.

[gtf4j2m]

The sighting of the Cirrus N936CT is interesting to me. Was it a wreck or a complete aircraft. The original N936CT c/n 3111 crashed on approach to Staverton 06Jun13. The current one is Cirrus SR22T N936CT c/n 0648 regd 28Oct13. If the wreck is still around I would like to know.

Hope thus helps, also did anyone of the group log a Guimbal G2 G-CIL? probably -CILR

regards

Graham
GTF4J2M

[graham]

Hi Graham, yes the wreck is still there, Keith our host showed us where it was but maybe Bill or Jeff can recall exactly where it was, I do remember it was just a cockpit section and was behind a stack of pallets so I doubt it could be seen unless you were airside. I did take a shot of it though

IMG_0414 by Graham Brown, on Flickr

[gtf4j2m]

Thanks Graham

I will add the info to my Cirrus production list spread sheet

Graham
GTF4J2M

[graham]

Hi Graham, sorry, only just saw your bit about the Guimbral, I checked the log that Bill wrote down and I then photographed before we parted company and we didn't see anything G-CIL* but doesn't mean it wasn't there of course.

[Jeff]

Oct 21, 2018 10:06:08 GMT graham said:

Hi Graham, yes the wreck is still there, Keith our host showed us where it was but maybe Bill or Jeff can recall exactly where it was, I do remember it was just a cockpit section and was behind a stack of pallets so I doubt it could be seen unless you were airside. I did take a shot of it though

IMG_0414 by Graham Brown, on Flickr

From memory this was to the left of the last hanger we went past, G, you were taking photos of snow ploghs at the time 😊

[graham]

LOL thanks Jeff, I must get some photos posted

[billsamuels]

Hi Guys,

The wreck of the SR22, from memory, was on the left hand side of the fire engine station. From the angle it must be nose on to the car park.

Hope this helps.

Bill

[kevingrant]

Graham,

G-CILR was outside the old Heliair hangar this afternoon, if that helps and for what use it is.

Kevin Grant

[gtf4j2m]

Thanks Kevin, I had compared photo's to check it out, then found it is now based with Heliair

Graham
GTF4J2M