AVRO 707A WZ736

codds1@virginmedia.com

I WORKED ON THIS AIRCRAFT IN 1956 AT RAF MARTLESHAM HEATH, IT IS NOW IN THE MANCHESTER AIR MUSUEM. BUT IS SHOWN ON YOUR SITE AS BEING IN THE USA. I SAW IT TWO MONTHS AGO SO KNOW ITS IN ENGLAND.

IT CANT BE IN TWO PLACES AT ONCE.HOW COME

CLIFF

ChrisHall

Hi Cliff

The data base does show this as being at the Museum of Science & Industry, UK. The only information missing is the Construction Number

regards

Chris

p.s. please turn your cap lock off when using the forum, as capital letters are considered as shouting on message boards. Thanks

Graham(NW)

My father-in-law was delighted to see this aircraft in the museum of science & industry in Manchester. He flew this actual aircraft in the 50's on experimental blind landing tests while serving in RAF. He was able to take a detailed look at the aircraft - unfortunately the cockpit was completely devoid of instruments etc, but a great trip down memory lane for him.

codds1@virginmedia.com

I was an aircraft electrician serving with the BLEU at martlesham heath in 1956

and worked on it for the two months it was there.

i am now helping out at air shows with the real Vulcan XH558 the ONLY FLYING VULCAN in the world

4165108 SAC CLIFF COLLINS.