Cazaux 2005

[MikeH]

A quick selection from the "spotters" day and the show:

[-Steph-]

Hi again,

I finally took time to update my web site with pics of Cazaux airshow.
You can access it by clicking on this banner:



Have a nice visit

[Mickey]

Wow, great pics everyone! I was there in Saturday and was dissappointed a bit, particularly because we were positioned so far from the runway  .

Am pleased with these though, had to pick some not too similar to the ones already posted!

Here goes with a close-up of the Rafale, the Austrian groundcrew watching their Draken performing and a German Tornado which collapsed - and it that was early morning before it got really hot!

[Mickey]

Followed by the local trainers in formation (pos 1 and 4 French Alphajets, 2 and 3 Belgian Alphajet and 5 and 6 Singaporese Skyhawks), an Italian Piaggio and two retirees, a Jaguar and a Mirage IVP.

[Mickey]

Then a Skyhawk close-up, the French geriatrics section breaking and the Swiss patrolling...

[Mickey]

And the finale: A close-up of a jet-fighter with a windscreen-wiper, one without one (Belgian F-16) and the only single-seater Super Skyhawk to be seen, next to a Belgian Viper.

 

Mickey

[françoise]

A sad news today the Tracker you saw in Cazaux number22 crash today with his two pilots onboard..............if some one have photos of this jet could you read this post of a  friend name "Ceita" is collecting some photos for the families(he put a link to his adress.....)........thanks for him if you please.........

friendly
flysafe
françoise

[ceita00331]

Thank's for all everybody

[André]

A sad news today the Tracker you saw in Cazaux number22 crash today with his two pilots onboard..............if some one have photos of this jet could you read this post of a  friend name "Ceita" is collecting some photos for the families(he put a link to his adress.....)........thanks for him if you please.........

friendly
flysafe
françoise

That's indeed sad news. 

Sadly every year those devastating fires take their toll of which most are caused by human negligence. 

People please be careful with open fires and/or smoking in dry area's !!!


A bit off topic here but right now Portugal is suffering bad from bush fires taking their toll of human lives as well. This country has requested and received help from NATO helicopters to get things under control again. Let's hope they will soon.

[françoise]

Here is a link give by a friend ...............you will see the impact of the stupidity of the human negligence
http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/gallery/?2005217-0805/Portugal.A2005217.1155.1km.jpg
and so many otherer countries devastate