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Woodford ATP Update

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Posted on : 08-09-2008 | By : admin | In : Miscellaneous Spotting
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Following on from my recent post about the BAe ATP aircraft stored at Woodford, near Manchester, I can now sadly report that they have all been scrapped. Even the prototype aircraft has met this fate.

There is still one ATP forward section present, however, and a similar section of a BAe 146 aircraft. The Vulcan is also reportedly still present.

Woodford ATP Scrapping

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Posted on : 30-07-2008 | By : admin | In : Miscellaneous Spotting
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Just a note to let you know that the BAe ATP aircraft stored at Woodford airfield, near Manchester, UK, are now in the process of being broken up.

These aircraft were formerly flying with Mandala and other airlines and have been stored here for a number of years. If you still need them, go get them quick.

A golf course to the south east of the airfield offers the best views. Head for the car park.