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2018-01-18

[www.aviationmegastore.com] [Scale modelling] De Havilland DH91 Albatross Military (RAF) (Expected March 2018)

One of the most elegent airliner ever build

 
De Havilland DH91 Albatross Military (RAF) (Expected March 2018)
 
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2018-01-13

Overheidsopdracht voor Defensie: witte vloot / Marché public pour la Défense : flotte blanche | Presscenter.org

Overheidsopdracht voor Defensie: bouw van een onderhoudsloods voor A400M transportvliegtuigen in Melsbroek / Marché public pour la Défense : réalisation d'un hangar de maintenance pour avions de transport A400M à Melsbroek | Presscenter

Mil.be : België bewaakt luchtruim Benelux / La Belgique surveille l’espace aérien du Benelux | Belgian Defence

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België bewaakt luchtruim Benelux

De Belgische F-16's bewaken vanaf vandaag tot en met augustus het luchtruim van België, Nederland en LuxemburgBelgië en Nederland voeren deze taak gezamenlijk en afwisselend uit.



Depuis aujourd'hui, les F-16 belges protègent l'espace aérien de la Belgique, des Pays-Bas et du Luxembourg jusqu'au mois d'août.  La Belgique et les Pays-Bas exécutent cette mission conjointement et à tour de rôle.  
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[Lalibre.be] L'armée belge se dote d'un nouveau radar pour surveiller le ciel bruxellois



L'armée belge se dote d'un nouveau radar pour surveiller le ciel bruxellois
L'armée belge s'est dotée en toute discrétion d'un nouveau radar tridimensionnel (3D) pour améliorer la détection des avions volant à...
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[Lalibre.be] : Une nouvelle ligne reliera Brussels Airport à la Chine



Une nouvelle ligne reliera Brussels Airport à la Chine
La compagnie chinoise Hainan Airlines va ouvrir une troisième ligne entre Brussels Airport et la Chine, annonce mercredi l'aéroport belge sur Twitter....
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[Lalibre.be] Brussels Airlines et TUI fly bénéficient de la vague de recrutements chef Lufthansa



Brussels Airlines et TUI fly bénéficient de la vague de recrutements chef Lufthansa
La première compte engager 750 personnes, dont 350 à Bruxelles, et la seconde 247 nouveaux collaborateurs.
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[Lalibre.be] : Et si Ryanair débarquait à Liège?



Et si Ryanair débarquait à Liège?
Le ministre ouvre la porte à la possibilité, même si rien n'est encore fait.
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[Luchtvaartnieuws] VLM AIRLINES VAN ANTWERPEN NAAR BIRMINGHAM, MARIBOR EN MÜNCHEN

[telegraph] Aviation historians express anger over lost World War Two fighter plane given a 'hideous' makeover



Aviation historians express anger over lost World War Two fighter plane given a 'hideous' makeover
Aviation historians are fuming that a Second World War RAF fighter plane found in an African desert has been given a "hideous" makeover, complete with lurid paint and shark's teeth.
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Video : The Flying Bulls at Flying Legends 2018

Shared on Belgian Wings : Solvay monte à bord du Boeing 777X

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Solvay monte à bord du Boeing 777X
Le groupe belge Solvay a signé avec le géant aéronautique américain Boeing un contrat pour la fournitture de différents matériaux avancés pour le futur plus imposant biréacteur au monde.
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[Video] Captain's view Breakoff landing Amsterdam - Boeing 747-400

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[Belgian Wings] iets voor het slechte weer : The Flemish Farm

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  Erwin Kenis a publié dans Belgian Wings .       Erwin Kenis 30 décembre, 15:12   iets voor het slechte weer : The Flemish Farm In May 1940, as German forces sweep across France and Belgium, the remains of the Belgian Air Force are bottled up near the Flemish coast, and billeted at a farm in the Flemish countryside. Ordered by their government to surrender, the commander gives orders that the regimental colours be honourably buried, rather than surrendered to the invaders. The few pilots with serviceable aeroplanes fly to England to join the Allied air forces, while those remaining are forced to surrender. Six months later, after fighting in the Battle of Britain, Jean Duclos, now a squadron leader, is persuaded by a fellow officer to return with him to retrieve the colours. The latter is killed before he can leave, and Duclos persuades the authorities to parachute him into Belgium. He contacts his former commanding officer, now living as a civilian in Ghent and secretly operating a resistance group feeding intelligence to the Allies. Provided with a false identity and a cover story, Duclos returns to the farm, where his late colleague's wife and child still live. She is initially unwilling to reveal where the colours are buried, believing that they are not worth dying for. But she relents and the colours are retrieved. Duclos must now travel through several hundred miles of dangerous and heavily guarded country to reach neutral Spain, from where he returns to England. On his return, the colours are paraded and formally re-presented to the Belgian Air Force. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vksP0dOyNZ0 Flemish Farm (1943)   J'aime Commenter Partager    
   
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iets voor het slechte weer : The Flemish Farm
In May 1940, as German forces sweep across France and Belgium, the remains of the Belgian Air Force are bottled up near the Flemish coast, and billeted at a farm in the Flemish countryside. Ordered by their government to surrender, the commander gives orders that the regimental colours be honourably buried, rather than surrendered to the invaders. The few pilots with serviceable aeroplanes fly to England to join the Allied air forces, while those remaining are forced to surrender.
Six months later, after fighting in the Battle of Britain, Jean Duclos, now a squadron leader, is persuaded by a fellow officer to return with him to retrieve the colours. The latter is killed before he can leave, and Duclos persuades the authorities to parachute him into Belgium. He contacts his former commanding officer, now living as a civilian in Ghent and secretly operating a resistance group feeding intelligence to the Allies. Provided with a false identity and a cover story, Duclos returns to the farm, where his late colleague's wife and child still live. She is initially unwilling to reveal where the colours are buried, believing that they are not worth dying for. But she relents and the colours are retrieved.
Duclos must now travel through several hundred miles of dangerous and heavily guarded country to reach neutral Spain, from where he returns to England. On his return, the colours are paraded and formally re-presented to the Belgian Air Force.
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[Vintage_and_Warbirds_Pictures] A-20 Wreck

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From a WIX Facebook post…

Mystery of the Boston bomber wreck solved! In co-operation with Finnish Aviation Museum, Finnish National Bureau of Antiquities and Nord Stream 2 AG gas pipelin...e company, we got the opportunity to dive the previously unidentified WWII era aircraft wreck Douglas A-20 Havoc/Boston bomber at 100 m depth in the Northern Baltic Sea. This almost intact twin-engine bomber was found by Nordstream 2 company during their seabed surveys. During our dives last July we discovered and identified the original manufacturer's serial number, as well as the operating squadron's tactical number, "White 24". With this data, and other details of the wreck, and aided by Russian, German and Finnish sources and researchers, curator of Aviation Museum Matias Laitinen was able to put together the pieces of the puzzle: the entire history of the aircraft from the manufacturer's plant to its' loss! The story behind the aircraft and its' crew turned out to be incredible.
This A-20 was built in USA and delivered to Soviet Union under Lend-Lease act. It was flown by 51st Mine and Torpedo Air Regiment of Soviet Baltic Fleet Naval Air Forces. On 18th Sept. 1944 "White 24" aircraft attacked German cargo ship m/s Moltkefelt, which was escorted by minesweeper M 151. M 151 AA-gunners opened fire and scored hits, which resulted in pilot Gusman Miftahudinov having to ditch the aircraft. Crew, Miftahudinov, gunner/radio operator Gleb Lokalov and navigator Yuri Aksenov got out from the sinking aircraft onto a life raft. They drifted a few days in the tiny raft to Åland Archipelago near Kökar island, where they were rescued by Finnish Coast Guard "Motor Yacht" MP-103! Finland had just made armistice with Soviet Union, so Miftahudinov's crew didn't become POWs, and were thus returned to Soviet Union at best possible speed. After a few months, Miftahudinov's crew flew together again.. On 14th Jan. 1945 they were shot down in an air raid against German shipping in the Bay of Gdansk, with the entire crew perishing in the crash.
Twin machinegun turret. This A-20-G20 subtype was the first G-series model equipped with electrically operated "Martin electric" turret armed with two 0.5" Browning machine guns. The aircraft is almost intact, but half buried into the bottom organic sediment. Cockpit, engine cowlings and leading edges of the wings are in the sediment. Tail is pointing up at a 20 degree angle.


Serial number 42-86826 was readable on the vertical stabilizer. It is the original manufacturing number painted in the USA, positively identifying the aircraft. This Douglas A-20-G20 Havoc was built in the Douglas plant at Santa Monica, California, USA in between July and September 1943. All in all, Douglas built 7478 A-20 aircraft. Almost half of which, 3140 were delivered to Soviet Union under "...Lend-Lease" act. Soviets adopted the British name "Boston" for all their Havocs. Above the serial number, there is the "tactical number", a unit and plane specific number painted by Soviets. This number "24", painted in white, was used by 3rd Squadron of the 51st MTAP (Mine and Torpedo Air Regiment) of Soviet Naval Air Forces and flown by Gusman Miftahudinov on 18th Sep. 1944.

Shows how the fuselage is embedded into the bottom sediment. Soft sediment reaches up almost to landing flaps in the inner wings, below the machine gun turret. Tail is to the left. Originally this A-20G was a two-seater, pilot and gunner only. Soviets modified the plane to accommodate a third crewmember, the navigator, in the rear fuselage behind the machine gunner's position. Careful study of the image reveals the rectangular shapes above and front of an oval shaped hole in the fuselage. These are navigator's windows covered in silt. Adding the navigator to the crew reflects how much Soviets appreciated this aircraft type as a marine attack bomber.
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[Airspacemag] The "jumbo jet" makes its final flight for a U.S. airline.



The Last 747
The "jumbo jet" makes its final flight for a U.S. airline.
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2018-01-09

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[Brussels Air Museum Voisin LA restoration] Ca roule ! Essai de déplacement vers position...

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  Michael Lewis a ajouté 2 photos dans Brussels Air Museum Voisin LA restoration .       Michael Lewis 8 Janvier, 17:23   Ca roule ! Essaye de déplacement vers position pour la grue prevu le 22 janvier et la descente du Voisin LA vers les ateliers. Au meme temps le moteur Benz du LVG CVI sera monte au mezzanine.   J'aime Commenter Partager    
   
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Ca roule ! Essaye de déplacement vers position pour la grue prevu le 22 janvier et la descente du Voisin LA vers les ateliers.
Au meme temps le moteur Benz du LVG CVI sera monte au mezzanine.



   
   

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Brussels Airport sets three all-time records in 2017

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Brussels Airport sets three all-time records in 2017

In the past year, Brussels Airport received 24.8 million passengers, an absolute record in the history of the airport. Last year, the records for both day and month were also shattered, both in the month of July. Cargo closes the year with 536,000 tonnes of cargo, the highest cargo volume handled by Brussels Airport in the past decade.



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[2018 08 04 and 05] Next Tailwheel Meet




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BAPA Newsletter

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Bonjour Yves et tous mes meilleurs vœux pour 2018.
Afin de diffuser plus largement notre newsletter, te serait-il possible de le diffuser par les news de Belgian Wings?
un grand merci d'avance et à bientôt,

Vincent


Bonjour,



Nous avons le plaisir de transmettre le nouveau numéro de notre newsletter semestrielle.

Les projets en cours, les opérations menées cette année et différents moyens d'aider la BAPA à atteindre ses objectifs y sont présentés.

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