William thinks that it will be possible to get away tomorrow. That may be OK
for him, but as you are coming from N Derbys/S Yorks, the end of a warm
front currently forecast for "up North" may prevent you from getting away.
Still very windy both days until well in to North France.
Gabriel is the air exercise taking place in France Weds. and Thurs; like
operation Clean Hunter last June but seemingly less restrictive (i.e. we can
go over or under it)..
There may be a window of weather opportunity early Thurs. am, but the
current synoptic forecast shows two interpretations: one marginal situation
and one impossible. Otherwise crap until Saturday. Jet streams are right
over the centre of the UK at the moment, so no short term improvement.
William is going to look at a 912S Holland. If he brings it back in the
back of the Europa (unlikely) then he would have two engines.
I'd prefer to put it back or delay to a more promising week, but William has
other commitments; thought you retired folk were free agents?
Rgds.,
Duncan.
----- Original Message -----
From: "bryan allsop" <info@blackballclub.fsnet.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Europa-List: Jabiru 3300 Engine option
<info@blackballclub.fsnet.co.uk>
>
> <Can't do.
> <Would have thought difficult for Bryan too.
> <Although VERY early Thursday looks equally as good; small ridge before
the
> winds really pick up in S England.
>
> <Would have to work around Gabriel and the jet corridor may well be active
> at the same times, inhibiting further progress to the South at that time.
>
> <Sounds like William may be flying the first twin-engined Europa from
> Holland onwards!
>
> Hi Duncan.
> Sorry but your message is a bit too criptic for me, Are you suggesting
that
> the weather looks crap till Friday (too crap for me to fly in)? Or, are
you
> suggesting that putting things back to when the 'Weather Musings' man
thinks
> it will revert to normal. ie, the week-end.
> Cheers. Bryan
>
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