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OTW Safety and Salt Lake City International

Airport have designed this flag with the goal of

reducing costs associated with flags and safety

issues caused by FOD from broken flags. The AR

Flag dowel is manufactured from heavy guage

tube steel. An integrated spring pin button holds

the flag in place to withstand jetblasts. The AR

Flag also has interchangable fabric to reduce the

long term cost of using flags on your airfield.

Lightning XS903 doing what it does best while still on the deck 'cause the CAA won't let you point it straight upwards. Cold War Jets open day, Bruntingthorpe airfield, Leicestershire UK. 29th May 2011

This doorway makes it possible for a jet to start its engine when it's still inside the shelter

© Huub van den Hengel View On Black

power control and jet blast panel

The beach bordering the runway makes this on of the most dangerous airports in the world for pilots.

People on the beach feel the jetblast. Some have been injured by losing their grip as they hang of the fence while jets spool up for takeoff.

No typo here... it was wet indeed...

OTW Safety and Salt Lake City International

Airport have designed this flag with the goal of

reducing costs associated with flags and safety

issues caused by FOD from broken flags. The AR

Flag dowel is manufactured from heavy guage

tube steel. An integrated spring pin button holds

the flag in place to withstand jetblasts. The AR

Flag also has interchangable fabric to reduce the

long term cost of using flags on your airfield.

RNLAF Hawker Hunter

 

Mental note, jetblast is HOT

 

Canon 40D with 100-400mm L IS USM

My primitive Kodak Brownie snaps scanned in. One of the first times I ever took a camera to an airshow; there are better versions other people have done on the web but these are my souvenirs to complete the chronology. I had a lot to learn about photography and should have practised more especially holding it still! But even these mono snaps ate deeply into my pocket money when I only got two bob a week.

This was a risky shot as it was departure time for the V-bomber. The stench from the four jets was suffocating, never mind the waves of heat. Then there was the trash caught up in the jetblast,,,

Note also the DC6 I think it is in the background which I wish I had gone over to snap but I only had about 20 snaps in my camera, another severe limitation for this novice.

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