Now there are articles appearing about problems with German & Austrian Typhoon a/c ejection seats in those countries, a possible link to the Spanish crash a couple of weeks ago
anyone else picked up on anything?



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Hihonyr8811 wrote:And funnily enough I didn'y go to Coningsby yesterday for once![]()
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Although I did stop there briefly on Monday on the way home and it was pretty busy then (4pm-5pm)
The main bit at Coningsby was suspiciously empty though whwn we drove past last night about 6pm, we just assumed it was because of the weather.




Xplumberlives wrote:Hihonyr8811 wrote:And funnily enough I didn'y go to Coningsby yesterday for once![]()
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Although I did stop there briefly on Monday on the way home and it was pretty busy then (4pm-5pm)
The main bit at Coningsby was suspiciously empty though whwn we drove past last night about 6pm, we just assumed it was because of the weather.
Is that Scottish or a Yorkshire dialect?



Thursday 16 September 2010, 13:39
http://www.bild.de
Eurofighter must remain on the ground in Berlin - The Bundeswehr must until
further notice, all 55 Eurofighter hold on the ground, because there could
be problems with the ejection seat. This was announced by the Defence
Ministry in Berlin. The proper functioning of the ejection seats is not
guaranteed in an emergency, said a spokesperson. The problem would now
"analysis, in close cooperation with industry."



Olicat wrote:but without ejection seats?

Olicat wrote:but without ejection seats?

Olicat wrote:but without ejection seats?


good one !
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