La Ferte Alais Cerny 23-24 May 2015: participants, etc.

[Stratofreighter]

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Le programme en vol du meeting 2015

Programme « PRÉVISIONNEL » du show aérien du meeting 2015 (mise à jour 24/03/15 21h00)
(Ce programme peut être soumis à modifications jusqu’au dernier moment)

Prélude
SF28
BB Jodel
CP80

Marine Nationale
Rafales
Breguet Alizé
MS760 (Paris Jet Trainer)

Les débuts
Morane H
Morane G
Blériot
G3

Biplans
Stampe SV4 X4
Bucker X 4
SE5 X 2
Fokker DR1 Triplan
Albatros
LVG
Bristol Fighter

Voltige planeur
Pilatus B4

Voltige ancienne
Bucker X2

Voltige moderne
Extra 330SC (EVAA)

Patrouille Aerostars
Yak 50 x 6
Adémai
PA 18

Avions De Havilland
Vampire
Tiger Moth

Les Faucons de Staline
Yak 11
Yak 3

Bataille d’Angleterre avec véhicules et figurant en uniforme d’époque
Spitfire
Hawker Hurricane
Gloster Gladiator

Bataille de France
Hawk 75

Evocation seconde guerre mondiale
JU52 X 2
Storch
P51
Pilatus P2

TORA
T6 x 7
N3N
PT 22
P40
Catalina
CAC Boomerang

Sécu Civile Canadair
CL415
Les avions Dassault
MD 311 X 2

Classic formation
DC3
BE18 x 2
Lockheed L12 (long time no see... )

Voltige hélico Red Bull
BO105

Avions De Havilland
Mosquito 3/4
Vampire

Patrouille Hawker
Sea Fury
Hunter

Armée de l’Air
Rafale

Avions Boeing
PT17 x 6
B737

Apocalypse now
Bell 206
Sky X 2 (A-1 Skyraider)
Bronco

Duo voltige
CAP 231
Pitts S2
PAF
Alphajet

[Alpha Kilo One]

For me it will be the first time to visit Cerny.
Anybody for hints?
Where is the best spot? What gear do I need to bring with me?

Ronald

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[Stratofreighter]

For me it will be the first time to visit Cerny.
Anybody for hints?
Where is the best spot? What gear do I need to bring with me?

Ronald [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

In terms of photo-spots, I hope
http://airshow-reviews.com/ferte_alais.html
helps somewhat. Some useful links to Google Maps.

[aviodromefriend]

For me it will be the first time to visit Cerny.
Anybody for hints?

Unless you manage to be parked on top, wear some quality-shoes. It surely helps during the climb.

[Alpha Kilo One]

Thanks for the comments. They sure help. Anybody on specific needs in millimeters' of lenses? Being close to the action brings it's own problems:-)

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[Niek]

Please have a look at https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 167&type=3 All the pictures of the flying and taxiing aircraft were taken with a 100-400mm lense. Obviously you need less for the static park.

[Alpha Kilo One]

Thanks again!

Ronald

[Alpha Kilo One]

Just another quick question.
Are there "wrecks and relics" somewhere around?
Maybe other places of interest?
I already noted some place called Albert, but I don't know if anybody visited that already, and if that's worth the trip?

Ronald

[Nilson]

Just another quick question.
Are there "wrecks and relics" somewhere around?
Maybe other places of interest?
I already noted some place called Albert, but I don't know if anybody visited that already, and if that's worth the trip?

Ronald

Hi AK01,


Definately worth to visit Albert! Quite a lot to see and to photograph maybe a bit less intresting but still some nice shots van be made.

Grt,

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[Niek]

You also pass Paris on the way, So Le Bourget could be an option.

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[Stratofreighter]

You also pass Paris on the way, So Le Bourget could be an option.

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Is
http://museedelta.free.fr/index2.htm
just south of Orly still open ?

[Fogg]

Hi Ronald,

You're not particularly close to the action at La Ferté, long lenses will generally work fine.
I don't like the treeline you tend to get in the background, so I try to catch the aircraft in the landing on the left side or after take-off on the right side.
Still, it's a nice event.

Are you referring to the Parc de Découverte Aeronautique in the town of Albert? Can someone confirm that it is actually open to individual visitors on Saturdays? I've never been able to get in.

You might also like the Hurel-Dubois HD-34 which can be photographed at Creil.
http://www.airliners.net/photo/IGN---In ... c0d02db96a

Close to La Ferté there's a Mirage preserved at Buc.
http://www.airliners.net/photo/France-- ... 362776c9c7

Peter:)

[Alpha Kilo One]

Thanks again.
More information on Albert?
http://www.aviationmuseum.eu/World/Euro ... utique.htm

So mail or call 30 days in advance.
Le Bourget is on the wish list.

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[EOS]

Just another quick question.
Are there "wrecks and relics" somewhere around?
Maybe other places of interest?
I already noted some place called Albert, but I don't know if anybody visited that already, and if that's worth the trip?

Ronald

Take a look at this site (google maps).

Tous les avions préservé en France.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... CoJG_cODZw

Mvg Edwin

[Fogg]

ake a look at this site (google maps).

Tous les avions préservé en France.

Wow, cool site. Thanks.