The UK's Newest Airline | Air Alderney BN2B Islander Flight | Tour Of Britten Norman Hangars
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Nothing beats an Islander for this type of mission. Greetings from the sunny Caribbean,
I saw that yak (3:59) at the duxford airshow last year. It was a brilliant display of the aircraft (and pilots) capabilities.
That's awesome!
I see you managed to get a flight with Noel Phillips! I was watching his version of this video, and saw you in the background. Great video once again.
Thanks for the video I watch all of your videos and i love them
Thank you!
Nice video, you got some good views from that flight. Liked the video.
Thanks man and yes, it was amazing!
@@Aviation18 your welcome
I LOVED This vid!
Thank you!
Cool flight
Thank you!
Lovely looking plane
It is indeed!
Hey I live in guernsey! It is very nice, alderney is cool! Also, please pronounce Aurigny correctly, it is ‘Or-r-E-Knee
It is! and I'll try better in the future but it's such a weird pronunciation
@@Aviation18 it is french for Alderney! (We learn that at school over here lol)
@@pagmonreal That's cool!
Amazing
Thank you!
Are B+N still manufacturing at Bembridge?
I remember visiting there about 45 years ago!
Also, I remember flying from Jersey to Guernsey in 1991 on an Islander - loved it!
Interesting video I had no idea that these aircraft were still being produced nice footage from the flight. I have had the privilege of flying on both the Islander trilander in the Channel Islands quite a compact aircraft to fly in. Also a good few years back flew on a Shorts 360 that Aurigny have back in the day.
That's amazing! I would have loved to fly the Trislander, but unfortunately due to new aviation rules, any aircraft that carried over 10 passengers, must have an isle otherwise it can't fly commercially. So unfortunately the Trislander is no longer commissionable to fly commercial routes :(
@@Aviation18 That's interesting didn't know that have a good weekend 👍
@@ianstewartaviation2634 You too man!
@@Aviation18 Hi. I travelled as a terrified child on the Trislanders in the 1970s. I am prepared to admit that it is an awesome, impressive and iconic plane. If you ever get to take a flight on one, please take care to capture high quality audio of the experience, aviation enthusiasts will thank you for that. I will probably hide in a cupboard, but listen through headphones, the noise still haunts me! 😁
Will this become like the new Flybe?
No.
@@alcaviation I mean probably not to that extent, but it could really be something
@@777swed3 heavily doubt it pretty much near impossible
@@alcaviation as I said, they will obv not try to reach for the same goal as Flybe, but they are a new airline and you never know what to expect
@@777swed3 they do not have the aircraft or the financial backing to do such a thing