If Small doesn't win he better go into hiding I've got a lot of money riding on him! 
BREAKING: A380 CAS (Close Army Support) Fighter jets line up ready for the start of the annual #RAFLuton A380 CAS Fighter Jet race.
Can Flt Lt V Small continue his winning streak of 7 championships in a row! #AvGeek #GoodLuckVSmallpic.twitter.com/w2jHTgGDY9
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Don’t fancy the Qatar one, got a bit of a chesty cough. Air France will probably take industrial action, so a non starter. Singa is a pore choice. Air NewZealand has a clean bill of health and is the favourite.
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Is that a 747GRF ground reconnaissance fighter at the far end? Won’t the extra afterburner capability give it an unfair advantage?
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Thats why some of the middle ones have a headstart
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I love the one with the tail logo for Pepsi; a great way to get money back into Defence during these difficult times.
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There has been too much attention on Air Land Integration at the expense of Air Maritime. Need to focus more on 1st Ship Lethality / Close Naval Support (1SL/CNS). Your earlier Sea Eagles tweet shows the art of the possible. But let's move on a generation to Sea Lightnings.
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Sea Lightning. 4 engine variant of famous RAF Lightning. Extra 2 engines gave it enough power to launch from Invincible class. Always stowed in hangar as the were secret secret secret.
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Looking excellent in their covert camouflage.
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It may not go ahead if they have to be scrambled to intercept a Tu-95.
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I didn’t realise that so many A380s had been made. It’s remarkable.
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