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| Bill Evans, dodoebrd(@)aol.com, 01.09.2009 I instructed on the Prentice at 6 FTS Tern Hill.We were authorised to give spin exercises in a one hour sortie.
By the time we climbed to 11,000 feet and performed one spin it was time to return to base. | | J A Chesters, wojac(@)hotmail.com, 27.01.2009 Thats a weird version , all the trips I had, I was facing backwards, pax of course , and loops were very interesting 7 FTS 1951 | | Mike Hobbs (ex RAF), mikepat_09(@)yahoo.com, 15.06.2008 The Prentice was somewhat of a lumbering brute and not a good trainer A/C for the RAF. It was heavy and underpowered and, in my opinion, should never have beenputrchased for the Royal Air Force. | | Mike Hobbs (ex RAF), mikepat_09(@)yahoo.com, 15.06.2008 The Prentice was somewhat of a lumbering brute and not a good trainer A/C for the RAF. It was heavy and underpowered and, in my opinion, should never have beenputrchased for the Royal Air Force. |
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