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FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 14th, 2010, 4:03 pm
by Richard Sullivan
To day there was a trial fly past of 16 HARRIER GR9S in diamond formation with 1 out rider to the starboard side over RAF WYTON a site to be seen no photos as phone died on me.
But they will be out again for the official fly past on Wednesday the 15 at approx 13.45 -14.45 and then over to RAF WITTERING 10-15 minutes later so if you are in the area well worth a look
THIS IS THE LAST DAY OF FLYING FOR THE HARRERIS 
After this they will be disbanded a must see if your around
If I can I will pinpoint the time better when I here in the morning and up date
Rich
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 14th, 2010, 5:58 pm
by Paul Savage 1568
Hi Rich,
Is there any chance that you can capture the event on a camcorder and possibly upload it to youtube. I can do this for you if
you don't have an account with youtube.
Paul.
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 14th, 2010, 8:57 pm
by Richard Sullivan
Paul Savage 1568 wrote:Hi Rich,
Is there any chance that you can capture the event on a camcorder and possibly upload it to youtube. I can do this for you if
you don't have an account with youtube.
Paul.
Sorry don’t have a camcorder but will try to do some think about it have recorder on the camera I will take tomorrow
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 14th, 2010, 9:42 pm
by Tony Collins 1073
Hi Richard, Hope you don't mind but I'm just adding their complete programme for the day.
Tomorrow, weather permitting, will be the last flypast of this iconic aircraft with a 16 ship formation doing a rapid tour of the East. The rehearsal today was fantastic!
If you are around the route is as follows:
FORMATION TRANSIT BY 16 MIL FAST JET ACFT ACFT. THE FORMATION WILL
FORM UP IN vincinity OF 5239N 00033E (MARHAM AD) FROM 1305 HR AND THEN
ROUTE:
5239N 00033E (MARHAM AD) 1318 HR (KIngs Lynn area)
5221N 00006W (WYTON AD) 1322 HR (Huntingdon are)
5237N 00029W (WITTERING AD) 1326 HR (Stamford)
5239N 00029W (STAMFORD) 1327 HR
5302N 00029W (CRANWELL AD) 1401 HR (Sleaford)
5310N 00031W (WADDINGTON AD) 1402 HR (Lincoln area)
5318N 00033W (SCAMPTON AD) 1404 HR (Lincoln area)
5306N 00010W (CONINGSBY AD) 1411 HR (Lincoln area)
5244N 00039W (COTTESMORE AD) 1415 HR (Oakham)
5240N 00044W (OAKHAM) 1416 HR
5244N 00039W (COTTESMORE AD) 1420 HR
THE FORMATION WILL REMAIN IN Vicinity OF 5244N 00039W (COTTESMORE AD)
UNTIL 1430 HR PRIOR TO LANDING.
16TH IS RESERVE DAY. TIMINGS, HGT AND ROUTE ARE APRX AND MAY CHANGE
DUE TO weather OR OTHER REQUIREMENTS. 10-12-0055/AS 1
A very, very sad day indeed.
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 14th, 2010, 9:54 pm
by Richard Sullivan
Thanks for the added updat tony . it was a fantastic site
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 14th, 2010, 10:57 pm
by Denis Brown
Heard a rumour ( repeat rumour) the Coningsby time is now 1341 hours or Captain Mainwaring time 1.41p.m
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 14th, 2010, 11:02 pm
by Dave Parry
I think you will find Neil Hutchinson will be out with his camera to capture the moment; I will be surprised if he is not. Paul you are right it would be nice to get it on video, fingers crossed.
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 12:06 pm
by Richard Sullivan
Tony Collins 1073 wrote:Hi Richard, Hope you don't mind but I'm just adding their complete programme for the day.
Tomorrow, weather permitting, will be the last flypast of this iconic aircraft with a 16 ship formation doing a rapid tour of the East. The rehearsal today was fantastic!
If you are around the route is as follows:
FORMATION TRANSIT BY 16 MIL FAST JET ACFT ACFT. THE FORMATION WILL
FORM UP IN vincinity OF 5239N 00033E (MARHAM AD) FROM 1305 HR AND THEN
ROUTE:
5239N 00033E (MARHAM AD) 1318 HR (KIngs Lynn area)
5221N 00006W (WYTON AD) 1322 HR (Huntingdon are)
5237N 00029W (WITTERING AD) 1326 HR (Stamford)
5239N 00029W (STAMFORD) 1327 HR
5302N 00029W (CRANWELL AD) 1401 HR (Sleaford)
5310N 00031W (WADDINGTON AD) 1402 HR (Lincoln area)
5318N 00033W (SCAMPTON AD) 1404 HR (Lincoln area)
5306N 00010W (CONINGSBY AD) 1411 HR (Lincoln area)
5244N 00039W (COTTESMORE AD) 1415 HR (Oakham)
5240N 00044W (OAKHAM) 1416 HR
5244N 00039W (COTTESMORE AD) 1420 HR
THE FORMATION WILL REMAIN IN Vicinity OF 5244N 00039W (COTTESMORE AD)
UNTIL 1430 HR PRIOR TO LANDING.
16TH IS RESERVE DAY. TIMINGS, HGT AND ROUTE ARE APRX AND MAY CHANGE
DUE TO weather OR OTHER REQUIREMENTS. 10-12-0055/AS 1
A very, very sad day indeed.
Give or take 15 min the times above stand
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 1:13 pm
by Richard Sullivan
thay will now fly past WYTON between 1345 and 1400 hrs
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 1:17 pm
by Andy Boylett
It is live on BBC1.
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 1:29 pm
by Jason Griffiths
Andy Boylett wrote:It is live on BBC1.
Iv missed it
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 2:07 pm
by Richard Sullivan
Not to day called off poss on thursday now same time
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 4:02 pm
by Steve Mitchell
Couldn't make it today, but tomorrow is another story!!
Will be at Marham with My camera to record the fly past. Didn't realise they were coming over this way.
Steve
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 4:06 pm
by Richard Sullivan
THIS IS FROM YERSTERDAY
- Not the best but all i can do at mopic is 600 400 pic ??
- Harriers .jpg (29.06 KiB) Viewed 15561 times
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 6:10 pm
by Steve Mitchell
Just confirmed on the local news, it did happen today and they spilt it down to groups of 4 due to the weather.
Damn
Steve
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 15th, 2010, 6:19 pm
by Andy Boylett
Yes, just watched them on the news now.
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 16th, 2010, 1:18 am
by Jason Griffiths
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 16th, 2010, 11:23 am
by Neil Hutchinson
Hi Guys,
Yes, I went yesterday. Weather was pretty naff & as usual brighten up a little as we walked back to the cars. They couldn't manage the 16 ship fly past because of the weather limits, so we had to make do 4 mini fly pasts.
Cheers,
Neil
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 16th, 2010, 12:53 pm
by Neil Hutchinson
The Final take off!
The nearest Harrier was the last to land.
Neil
Re: FLY PAST OF HARRIER GR9s
Posted: December 16th, 2010, 1:00 pm
by Jason Griffiths
Hello Neil,
Very nice picture if you have any more good 1's would like to have a nosey ....
