Monday, January 17, 2011

Who Is Wearing Girdles And Stockings

First mission of the year 2010 and retrospective

My first mission of the year was a King Air International Flight Before sailing to England, we first made a detour Toussus-le-Noble, where we were boarding our passengers. A first flight in a vacuum, therefore, very short: 30 minutes, 20 minutes by air.

Escale fast and it's gone. Under our wings, Picardy is all white ...


The Drive to OPAL, the point near the coast of the same name, and here's the Channel, and we weighed Control Paris controllers London. They have almost all the London accent and are very easily understandable. For once, it's not that we're going to Oxford, but Norwich, north-east London.

Capital Account of Norfolk, the city is known for giving its name to the Norwich Union, the famous insurance company established more than two centuries, and that makes the ad on TV at times when the watch old!

During the descent to Norwich, I take one last picture before concentrating on the finish.


Once our passengers gone, we'll settle in conforable Crew Room, where I see the model of an A380 in the colors of a company that I did not know client's jumbo!


First time at Norwich, so you have to do some sightseeing. That, it seems, the city of northern Europe has the most medieval churches. We do believe a number during our trip.


lunch in town, then rebalade, and finally a little hot chocolate in a pub to warm up, because it peels off a bit in the corner!

The return is long enough, we are along the English coast and cross in front of Deauville ... Then it must be part of the tour of the island from France to find Toussus. Where we put some fuel, just to be more comfortable, the weather was pretty rotten in the Paris region.


[Added 23/01] Since the above paragraph does not appear for you to end the article, I add a line.

"We then off again for a short flight to Le Bourget."

FYI, my articles are not intended to be complete descriptions of each flight, the pre-flight inspection on my return home, eh!

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