ZA602

Aircraft:
Panavia Tornado GR.4A
Reg: ZA602 photos
Serial #:
127/BT026/3066
Airline: United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)
Photo Date: Jun 19, 2013
Uploaded: Jul 23, 2013
Glasgow-Prestwick Airport - EGPK, United Kingdom

Notes:

On the approach to Rwy 31 for an overshoot. The aircraft is a day out of the paint shop as the new "MacRobert's Reply", carrying on a 15 Squadron naming tradition from WW2. The name was firstly applied to a Stirling bomber in 1941. Special extras on the Tornado, include a tartan tailband, MacRobert's family crest, old style RAF markings and the traditional coding of the aircraft as 'F'.

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Jun 19, 2013

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Notes

On the approach to Rwy 31 for an overshoot. The aircraft is a day out of the paint shop as the new "MacRobert's Reply", carrying on a 15 Squadron naming tradition from WW2. The name was firstly applied to a Stirling bomber in 1941. Special extras on the Tornado, include a tartan tailband, MacRobert's family crest, old style RAF markings and the traditional coding of the aircraft as 'F'.