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Another very pointy plane - the Chudzik CC-02

Unfortunately, when I clicked on the "Order here" button, my antivirus blocked it, saying Site Not Available.

BrenDan sidetracked the thread with his photos of Moorabbin Aircraft Museum, further diverted by skippy's question.

The DH Heron 1 had fixed landing gear, the DH Heron 2 had retractable gear. See Variants here: de Havilland Heron - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g6pdem336o

Get a load of this spectacular landing when a plane on a training flight in Pensicola Florida suffered an engine failure. pensicola landing.mp4

I did my training back in the dark ages of 1968. I took annual leave from work and did a 3 week concentrated course - classroom morning and afternoon, flying between and after sessions, in a Beech B19 Sport. Two flights per day. Got my Restricted PPL in about 38 hours flight time. Unrestricted took quite a bit longer, done on weekends only as weather permitted.

That surprises me because my antivirus picks up and blocks lots of things, but this one was OK.

Why not? Here's the Youtube version. The woman presenter is over the top.

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Wreckage of Pan Am plane found 74 years after it crashed off Puerto Rico | CNN EDITION.CNN.COM Seventy-four years after a Pan Am flight crashed into the water off Puerto Rico, killing 52 people and prompting sweeping reforms including preflight passenger safety briefings, an aviation search team...

It tells me access to that site is not available outside the USA.

On the Ch 7 news tonight, they showed a company in Albury has rebuilt an ex-Roulettes PC-9 which has completed ground testing and will shortly be put through flight testing. When the paperwork is completed, it will be put up for sale. They have already completed and are flying a Beech Staggerwing and a Curtis Warhawk, and have other wrecked airframes to rebuild. Unfortunately I didn't catch the name of the company, maybe some else here knows it.

Capt. "Sully" Sullenberger has anounced he now has Alzheimers disease, often forgetting names or stories he recently told.