It's the new way, Dave. Someone's feelings were hurt by big bad war machines. Hopefully someone with historical sense will pick up the aircraft and give them a new home.
And to make matters worse for the Council, the other strand of its "grand vision", Spaceport Cornwall will die given that Virgin Orbit had a launch failure in Jan and has now gone bust.
It's the new way, Dave. Someone's feelings were hurt by big bad war machines. Hopefully someone with historical sense will pick up the aircraft and give them a new home.
Geo, they are not "hurt" by the machines, they probably are behind some bigger profit, that's all. No feelings, just business!
For those who don't know it, the Toronto Aerospace Museum (former Avro-Canada factory, where Mosquitos have been manufactured) was destroyed by the owners of the buildings, who wanted to "re-vamp" the area and make it welcoming and accessible for all (!!!) with a new.....hockey rink!
And to make matters worse for the Council, the other strand of its "grand vision", Spaceport Cornwall will die given that Virgin Orbit had a launch failure in Jan and has now gone bust.
CAHC only opened around 2015 with most of the exhibits coming somewhere in the Midlands IIRC. I was always surprised about the site. It was formerly RAF St Mawgan. It sits perched on a cliff immediately next to the sea. In fact you can't get much closer to salt water without being in it. Not exactly the best site for the preservation of aircraft.