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[Savoia]

Ah yes well, things do change!

Those blue and yellow panel buildings are pretty much how I remember it though. I guess between 1975 and 1984...

[Savoia]

Agusta-Bell 206A JetRanger G-AZAG at Battersea Heliport in 1977 (Photo: Anton Heumann)

Lord Dulverton's (he of Imperial...

[Tarman]

Savoia, It's actually Formwork, not Foamwork. Formwork is a term for setting out kerb logging prior to building a road. Sorry to be pedantic ..................lol...

[Savoia]

Formwork it is then! Actually such details are tremendously important!

More from Battersea ..


Enstrom 280C Shark G-BEEL...

[Savoia]

Agusta-Bell 206B JetRanger III G-BIZB as seen at Bournemouth (Hurn) Airport on 1st June 1986 (Photo: Trevor Bartlett)
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[Savoia]

More Suffolk sheep ..

And just in case you thought that 'Suffolk sheep Rangers' were only seen in Britain during the 60's and 70's .....

[Savoia]

BEA S-61N Mk II G-BBUD as seen at Penzance Heliport c.1974

This craft is now flying in the US as N905CH....

[Shane101]

Something a little different!...

[Savoia]

Buongiorno Shane! Welcome aboard.

Ah yes, the venerable Alouette II .. in this case G-AWLC an SA318C belonging to Heli-Union (UK) from 1968-72....

[Savoia]

Doman Helicopters was founded in 1945, commencing operations from a cow pasture in Stratford, Connecticut where Glidden Doman...

[Savoia]

Following on from Shane's Alouette ..


Alouette II at Bickley Manor in Bromley, South London c. 1960's

There is a possibility...

[Savoia]

Enstrom F-28A G-BACH (sn: 094) as seen at Shoreham Airfield in April 1975

Delivered to Spooner Aviation in August of...

[Dennis Kenyon]

OK Sav ... I've finally managed to penetrate the AF hurdles to join this esteemed group. Hope I can add a fluff or two of interesting titbits from time...

[Dennis Kenyon]

Oh and I forgot to add ... in later years G-BACH was painted to the scheme shown above (originally all white) and purchased by my dear mate, the amiable...

[Dennis Kenyon]

And a second Oh ... cos I can't resist it and this is rotary nostalgia ... I'm pretty sure the fairish-haired guy walking toward the Enstrom G-BEELat...