Low Fly areas around Glasgow?
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without my car at the moment so will need to get public transport :bang:
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I very much doubt it without travelling a little.. Areas around Selkirk to Moffat Valley, Virtually any valley is used in Scotland, unlike Wales and the Lakes where there are certain Low Fly Areas
http://www.warplane.co.uk/scotland.htm
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The A9 at Pitlochry is known as Stars Wars Valley and the RAF do use it often, its named as such because the pilots say its like the sequence in the Movie where the little space fighters weave between the valleys
other places are the Selkirk Valley which has been very very quiet in recent months
at the moment it Scotland have a bit less 'traffic' than normal as 617 squadron are 'overseas'
Chris
other places are the Selkirk Valley which has been very very quiet in recent months
at the moment it Scotland have a bit less 'traffic' than normal as 617 squadron are 'overseas'
Chris
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Tebay on the M6 isn't too far really either but I don't think that there is anywhere else in the UK where you are guaranteed as much traffic as the Mach Loop (& even it has quiet days).
Another potential would be the Spadeadam ranges (there's an exercise due there shortly).
As has been mentioned Scotland has so much area designated for low flying that even though we have a relatively large amount of a/c it's a bit of a needle in a haystack.
http://original.lowfly.net/10.html
Another potential would be the Spadeadam ranges (there's an exercise due there shortly).
As has been mentioned Scotland has so much area designated for low flying that even though we have a relatively large amount of a/c it's a bit of a needle in a haystack.
http://original.lowfly.net/10.html
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