Good see the runways are all bar coded.
Photo of the Day: Looking down on a De'Assault Rafale bombers as it passes over runway number 80 at #RAFLuton
Photographed from a Canberra #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/yNIo1jrdCD
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Well spotted, if you scan it you will get a Greggs chicken bake.
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Isn't it a camouflaged Vulcan made to look like a runway below it ?
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Very similar, but the Rafale is a pure jet bomber, you may be confusing it with the development variant, the Raffle. Remember the Vulcan was fitted with paraffin blow rocket motors as also fitted to the Leyland Kraken high speed fire engine.
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Such a big bomber on such a small runway
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That's technology for you, and stealth. Because of super efficient low fuel burn after burners the planes are now 5 times bigger using only half the fuel of there predecessors. Amazing, simply amazing.
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I believe with the shift in magnetic north, that's now runway 81 isnt it ?
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I'm avidly awaiting a rocket scientist to tell us it's 08!
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I love how the runway is an arrow to show the plane drivers which way to go
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Good to see that the driver is going in the direction indicated by the arrows.
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When you say 'driver' rather than 'pilot', you seem to imply that the craft will never get off the ground. (You notice I did not say 'AIRcraft.'
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