BA London 2012 second logojet

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BA London 2012 second logojet

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After the horrible dove, here is a nice one called Firefly. According to the description, it will carry the Olympic torch from Athens to London.
Note that this time the aircraft features both the London 2012 and the Olympic games logos
http://www.repubblica.it/sport/2012/05/ ... ef=HRESS-4
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I have said it before, we have some sh*t schemes.
Also I think the flame is going to land at Culdrose, unless something has changed that I missed.
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Yes, its landing at Culdrose (probably in order to get it in the right place for the start of the relay.
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Pre-supposing that Culdrose isn't wreathed in 50kt fog as usual. :lol:
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That one is worse than the first one they did.
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Re: BA London 2012 second logojet

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Here it is with the Olympic flame, callsign BAW2012
http://www.flightradar24.com/BAW2012
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