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Geoff Ogden

Geoff Ogden

17/06/2014 20:36:13

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Gold member arrives in style

Our Jet Provost arrived back in Newquay today. Gold member Darren Robinson from Cardiff arrived with Chief pilot Jon Corley after a fantastic ninety minute flight. Blue Cornish skies greeted Darren - plus a group of enthusiasts that had come here to see the arrival. "Completely mind blowing" were Darren's first words when asked about the flight.

Some fantastic air to air photographs were also taken en-route - so keep an eye on our Facebook pages. If you would like to become a gold member - and possibly get to fly in one of our classics, here is the link on our website: http://www.classicairforce.com/membership

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