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Wednesday
16th June
2010
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Pathfinder Museum
A visit to the interesting Pathfinder museum
at RAF Wyton, which commemorates the Pathfinder Force whose Squadrons were
tasked with leading the main bomber forces to accurately designate enemy
targets. This museum is not normally open to the public, so a
wonderful
opportunity to visit this hidden treasure.!
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Saturday
12th June
2010
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RAF Northolt Families Day
MKAS were privileged to have been invited to the Families Day at
RAF Northolt. The day included a static display of visiting aircraft,
a short flying display, hangar displays, marching band, refreshments and
side stalls. Another excellent day out.
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Friday
11th June
2010
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RAF Coningsby Enthusiasts Day
A rare opportunity to visit RAF Coningsby, photograph the
static aircraft (including the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight) and talk to the aircrew.
Photography of aircraft movements on the day was excellent, and there
was a variety of aircraft present to keep everyone happy.
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Sunday
16th May
2010
VISIT WAS
CANCELLED
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Cotswold Airport
A visit to the former Kemble airfield for a guided tour
of the Bristol Aero Collection and Bristol Britannia XM496, both now
resident at Kemble.
Due
to circumstances beyond our control this visit had to be cancelled, but
it will be rescheduled for later in 2010, so please check back for
further details soon.
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Saturday
24th April
2010 |
Toulouse, France (Visit 1)
Another great day out, flying on
easyJet from Gatwick to Toulouse-Blagnac airport, with a visit to the
excellent
Ailes Anciennes museum in wonderful
sunny conditions. This was followed by a look around the various Airbus ramps before going on the
afternoon's 14:30 A380 Production site
visit, followed by a pizza and a drink before heading home.
Thoroughly enjoyed by the 10 people who took part.
If you would like to join us
on the next visit then please see our Visits Programme for full details. |
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Saturday
10th April
2010
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Marshall Aerospace
A rare opportunity for a guided tour of the engineering
workshops of the Marshall Group of Companies at Cambridge Airport,
consisting of Marshall Aerospace and Marshall Land Systems, and
thoroughly enjoyed by the 35 MKAS members who were afforded superb
hospitality. Thanks to all the team at the Marshall Group for an
excellent visit.
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