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2 years 1 month ago #233694 by jeffo
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Was at the sunny coast today.
Saw four fighter jets take off and get to altitude in nothing flat.
Made the domestic traffic’s rate of climb look a bit sad.
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2 years 1 month ago #233704 by Mrsmackpaul
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I wonder if the ride is as smooth as a domestic plane, reckon they might ride like a sports car but really have no idea


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2 years 1 month ago #233723 by cobbadog
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The G forces may be a bit higher in the fighter planes than a domesti plane. We lolve visiting Fighter World at Williamtown Base near Newcastleand especially on a Friday. This is when the planes that have been away return home and the leader does a low level fly by the legnth of the runway then a loop over the ocean, up the river and then they all land. Fantastic to watch and listen to on the squwark box in the museum.

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2 years 1 month ago #233731 by jeffo
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Wonder why they chose Maroochydore airport for they training exercise.
No doubt there’d be a big ground crew plus security involved.
Perhaps too noisy for Brisy and a bit too far from Amberley?
I presume they would head up to Tin Can and wreak havoc at the Army training ground.

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2 years 1 month ago #233755 by raafy
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I was based at Williamtown when the RAAF got the first of the F18s. During a demo a few weeks later, an F18 took off & as soon as the aircraft left the ground he went straight up & out of sight. Never saw a pilot attempt that in a Mirage.

MOVED FROM CAIRNS TO VICTORIA & STILL TRYING TO WORK OUT WHY

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