What ho Chaps & Chapettes of Aviation Fandom!
Here's hoping one and all had a jolly good wheeze at the weekend, with more than your fair share of tiffing!
I know I certainly did...
After fending orf M.O.D. censorship threats (they don't like us revealing our secret mission reports here...), collating Intel reports of new readers (Hello, you're most welcome!) and replying to your kind messages of goodwill, we needed a bit of a whiz to combat the fatigue of good old fashioned hard work.
So my excellent very personal No 1, the lovely Lt Carruthers and her equally lovely assistant Lt Carstairs rather saucily suggested whisking me away for the weekend.
Oh, Rather!
How could any red blooded, true blue Brit hero lady Ace like yours truly refuse?
So, we fired up "Angel One", our Top Secret supersonic private jet...
...Piloted by the gorgeous Captain Fairfax, who warmly welcomed us aboard,
She put on these superb in flight movies...
...and flew us over to Korea, where our Biggin Hill Spy Satellites had picked out an unusual restaurant worthy of some serious investigation...
Orn the way, from our mile high positions, we spotted some simply splendid cloud effects around our escorting warplanes
We were lucky to see similarly striking scenes around some unsuspecting civilian airliners...
Though not too sure about this last one Fairfax claims she bagged from the cockpit.
Seems a tad iffy to me...
However, on touchdown it soon transpired all was not well at this particular eatery...
It had definitely seen better days...
And although the interior was still serviceable (not for Officers, admittedly, but NCO's would have found it appealing, I'm sure) ...
...the restaurant suddenly roared orf down the road with the rush hour traffic!
Would you believe it!
So, my lovely Carrauthers and Carstairs popped some more champers and a "small" totty of H.M. Service issue rum for me self...
Put on another coupla of movies...
and we zoomed over to a swish little place I know in Switzerland for a posh nosh there...
called Runway 34It's across one of the great lakes and the water taxi was quite, as you Americans might say, awesome!
Enough excitement for one day, we took the rather quaint retro-futuristic saucer bus back to Angel One...
Toodle pip, chaps!
TTFN,
Warmest regards,
Wing Co
