Will GibbsGuestPeter JohnsonHostDave HomewoodHostThis week I've been at Farnborough and seen the future of aviation, and I've spent the whole week focused on the sector, mainly for the work I do during my day job.
But this episode is all about history and the restoration project some of you are familiar with on the Fairey Barracuda DP872 at the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovilton in the UK.
It wasn't planned, because I met up with fellow aviation podcast host Dave Homewood from the Wings Over New Zealand podcast, a good friend and strong supporter of Extended.
Um, he'd planned to visit the museum, and I was to tag along, but I stole a little bit of Dave's time, and I asked him to join me in this feature whilst we were there, so Dave does co-host this interview with me.
Also, you may have heard our last episode with Johnny McNee and seen the connection.
It was in fact Dave Homewood who suggested I look up Johnny McNee, and of course, Johnny was involved in the excavation of DP872.
This week I've been at Farnborough and seen the future of aviation, and I've spent the whole week focused on the sector, mainly for the work I do during my day job.
But this episode is all about history and the restoration project some of you are familiar with on the Fairey Barracuda DP872 at the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovilton in the UK.
It wasn't planned, because I met up with fellow aviation podcast host Dave Homewood from the Wings Over New Zealand podcast, a good friend and strong supporter of Extended.
Um, he'd planned to visit the museum, and I was to tag along, but I stole a little bit of Dave's time, and I asked him to join me in this feature whilst we were there, so Dave does co-host this interview with me.
Also, you may have heard our last episode with Johnny McNee and seen the connection.
It was in fact Dave Homewood who suggested I look up Johnny McNee, and of course, Johnny was involved in the excavation of DP872.
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