Kevin Farnell
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Just seeing on FR24, a USAF Boeing C23A (B757-200, O9-0017) departing Mildenhall (MHZ). No destination or callsign given. It's now heading south over Felixstowe.
Kevin
Kevin
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That's what I was wondering, but as the aircraft belongs to Gamston Flying School, it's quite possible someone else was flying it. Unfortunately, FR24 does not give a departure point for this flight, so less easy to verify that it was Noel from his videos.New YouTube video incoming?
True, but he does fly G-GALB.Noel Phillips uses other aircraft at Gamston.
The RAF recently acquired them and is using them to play the part of hostile aircraft in training exercises.Just looking at FR24 and seeing two L-159 ALCA's (G-DKND, COUGAR61 and G-DKNF, COUGAR62), out of Teesside and at 15,000ft over the North Sea, East of Hull. I believe the L-159 is a development of the L-139 Albatross.
Looking at Jetphotos, they are listed as operate by Draken Europe, which was formerly Cobham Aviation services.The RAF recently acquired them and is using them to play the part of hostile aircraft in training exercises.
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