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Buzzer:
Personally I flew from Bournemouth many times back in the day and Cherbourg if coming home, if it was night sailing out you were put in a hotel and flew the next morning, this was done by Aurigney air lines from Alderney and the twin engine aircraft push, pull engines funny set up IIRC 5 drivers and pilot only 12 allowed on boat. and a mad taxi driver in Cherbourg with an extended merc taxi, Mary Hopkins moments them Buzzer.Good one Buzzer !
I never knew the name of the airline that Truckline used so i dont know how the hell you remembered
that name from 40 odd years ago ! [emoji38] [emoji38]Heres a couple of pics of Aurigny planes they were using back then.Intrestingly they are still going strong !
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Slightly off topic,
Heard the Britten-Norman Islanders and Trilanders described as the aviation equivalent of Land-Rovers. Not sophisticated but good on the grass.
And the cliff-edge airstrip on Aurigny is an experience!
Edit. Alderney