discussion Another Typhoon.

[Guest]

This afternoon there was again was the sound of a Typhoon as he banked over us with afterburners on, the sound and crack of the engine was a loud as thunder when it's right over head. Looking up I could just see the plane in sharp bank as it disappeared into some cloud.
A real audio treat.

 

[Guest]

This afternoon there was again was the sound of a Typhoon as he banked over us with afterburners on, the sound and crack of the engine was a loud as thunder when it's right over head. Looking up I could just see the plane in sharp bank as it disappeared into some cloud.
A real audio treat.

Which Typhoon type John WW11 or now :tears-of-joy:

Laurie

 

[rtfoe]

It's a Tai Foong...Cantonese for Big Wind. I think that's where the English derived the name for the hurricane like storm in the east. If it were a WW11 one Mr Super John would have caught site of the whole plane above him. :tears-of-joy:

Cheers,
Richard

 

[PaulTRose]

im about 120 miles north of you, on the coast.....been having them stooge over all week so must be an exercise on.......flying out of Conningsby which is local to you...... i have the Cobham Falcon 200's flying out of Tees valley Airport passing straight over us a couple of times a day, heading out to sea to provide the training for the RAF Tiffies and Hawks

use this site to track them

https://globe.adsbexchange.com/

make sure you click the 'u' in the box top right and it will only show military traffic