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Flying to Britain's LEAST USED AIRPORT

Flying to Britain's LEAST USED AIRPORT

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Flying to Britain's LEAST USED AIRPORT MARTINDOWDS: What a great vlog.
would rather a 2 hour walk to town and back on that island than a 2hour wait at Gatwick.
i think i may have stayed on the island until the wind died down though Noel. no way i would go on that plane looking at that landing. great pilot skills though.

Date: 2023-08-20

Comments and reviews: 19


These flights, as well as the ferries really are a life-line for the remote Scottish communities. Always love jumping on either. Landing sideways is almost the norm, but the pilots' skill never underestimated
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It appeared to me a very pleasant and interesting place to visit when next in UK. Lovely and you could feel the warm atmosphere from the people you interacted with albeit the cool climate. Thank you
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What a serene place and very beautiful. I can see why you enjoyed your walk into town. Flying there would be a nice outing for the day. Something different to do. As always safe flights.
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Traditional? So Haggis isnt? Scottish pie? White pudding? I thought pizza was italian?
A lot of these islands are very similar to the falklands, especially orkney and shetland

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Scotland has a long tradition of deep frying and battering everything, haggis and Mars Bars are the best tho. A deep-fried mars bar is like a beautiful chocolate and caramel cake.
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It always makes me smile when Noel wears an Atlanta Braves shirt. Also deep fried pizza sounds like something youd find in my neck of the woods in the southern United States.
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Bless their hearts, it costs a fortune to conduct these empty flights. Oh well, one cannot always judge things by financial solvency, can they then? Gorgeous video.
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I took my parents (who are sadly no longer with us) on a distillery tour of Islay. This video brought back happy memories of the region and the people there.
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I'd love to say that this video made me determined to seek out the beauty of Colonsay rather than deep fried pizza, but I think we all know that would be a lie.
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The train from Glasgow to Oban is awesome.
I recommend the deep fried Mars Bar.
If youve never been to Scotland the wind means you need insulation.

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The first bite you took of that deep fried pizza. that looked so good. someday, I will have to go there to try that authentic Scottish Cuisine!
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You compare these guys, Noel, bald n bankrupt, kurt etc to that of the antagonising auditors, worlds apart. Professional and so much more enjoyable.
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The island is about 16 miles in length and around 5 miles across at its widest part so its a small island but not the tiniest in the Scottish Hebrides.
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I love those Islander aircraft. I've flown a lot on them and their larger sister, the Trilander, between Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney. Real flying.
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As a Scot who enjoys deep fried choclate but deep fried pizza. It's not traditional. And nobody I knows eats it black pudding deep fried yes
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You had time for a pint in the pub, or the brewery. Love the little trip, though. Real cool. How the hell did that plane land! Holy sht!
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When Scotland played Italy a few years back, the Scottish fans sang WERE GONNA DEEP-FRY YOUR PIZZA! I didnt realize they were serious.
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a little too small of an island for me, unless i were to go fishing. Then its a different story and i bet the fishing there is amazing
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There used to be school flights, which would increase use, but guess in 2020 the scholars would have been working from home via zoom.
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