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Thanks John. I should have noticed that, so I'll check out their site for some of the other aircraft, where I can find a registration.
Yes, all civilian British registered aircraft start with a G, French with an F, German with a D and American with an N, and that's as much as I recall.
Yes, all civilian British registered aircraft start with a G, French with an F, German with a D and American with an N, and that's as much as I recall.
It begs the question what you were doing at 220 feet, Keith, and obviously clinging on outside the cockpit...
The manufacturer is CASA, a Spanish constructor established in the 1920s. I haven't delved very far, but the Bücker Jungmann was a German primary aerobatic trainer from the 1930s and throughout WW2, roughly the equivalent of the Tiger Moth. Production continued in Spain until the 1960s; this 1967 example is painted in the colours Jungmanns were flown in in the 1936 Olympics.
There - I have delved after all
There - I have delved after all
