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Post by captainbob on Jan 25, 2015 11:14:11 GMT
The Sunday Telegraph today has an article on 'Blair Force One'. It is reported as a Black and Gold Global Express, and there is a photo.
They claim it is a 'prize find' for plane spotters. Any know which one it is?
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Post by graham on Jan 26, 2015 8:23:30 GMT
If Blair's on board, it's more likely to be a "prize target" for an ground-to-air missile...;0)
I had a look around Bob, the Global is owned by Richard Caring, a highly successful businessman who has a personal fortune of £800m. He leases it out apparently to "International Jet Club" who in turn lease it to wealthy customers. Nothing about the reg though on any of the web pages I looked at.
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Post by captainbob on Jan 26, 2015 11:14:57 GMT
If Blair's on board, it's more likely to be a "prize target" for an ground-to-air missile...;0) I had a look around Bob, the Global is owned by Richard Caring, a highly successful businessman who has a personal fortune of £800m. He leases it out apparently to "International Jet Club" who in turn lease it to wealthy customers. Nothing about the reg though on any of the web pages I looked at. The photo in the Telegraph looks very much like G-CEYL, but G-INFO says that is owned by Aravco, so I don't know if that works. |
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Post by graham on Jan 26, 2015 11:24:56 GMT
The Telegraph's photo has the reg pixellated out precisely where G-CEYL's is located. Here's CEYL departing on a youtube video, almost certainly has to be the one in question
The info regarding the "International Jet Club" could be out of date I guess
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Post by terrytoo on Jan 26, 2015 12:58:22 GMT
As Cupid Stunt would say, 'It's all done in the best possible taste'
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