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The royal family

PR disasters thread 25

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BigWillyLittleTodger · 21/07/2026 13:24

The Montecito diaries continue……..will it be Balmoral or bust?

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Starryfifty · 24/07/2026 13:36

According to Dan W, this latest dump is to distract from bullying claims on the Masterchef Oz set. They really can't catch a break can they ??

canklesmctacotits · 24/07/2026 13:36

The lake photo is Loch Ossian apparently, half way between Inverness and Glasgow.

There’s speculation online that the black stone slab on which lavender was strewn in one of the pics was Diana’s grave Confused . Don’t really want to say more, even as an anonymous poster on an anonymous forum who never had so much as a passing interest in Diana when she was alive - too icky.

CariadDarling · 24/07/2026 13:36

corblimeymlud · 24/07/2026 13:28

To be honest with you I don't care what you think. It's nothing to do with you as to how her " oh wow" mocking post came across to me .

That’s fine. But I stand by what I’ve said.

HoldMyWine · 24/07/2026 13:38

notimagain · 24/07/2026 13:17

I really don't know how to answer this...I'm actually surprised posters are digging in on this because I thought the thread was relatively conspiracy free.

  1. I've probably flown that aircraft...I certainly know the flight deck layout and aspect as seen from the Flight deck door.

2 if you snap an image from the doorway of whoever is in the co-pilots seat the view is angle down and right.

  1. If you don't believe aircraft park that tight, nose in at some airports I can't help change that POV.

  2. Looking through the windscreens/side windows I'm seeing standard ramp furniture as seen some places...roof of at least one baggage tugs, one trolley couple of vehicles (legit, airside).

5 The cockpit transparancies (especially the windscreens).are thick and introduce distortions if you view off the normal.

That's the best I can do, take it or leave it but I'm dissapointed with how quickly the default is "it's AI.

...and no, I'm not apologising.

I’m really not sure why you aren’t being believed, this thread is taking a very odd turn ( derail).

Thedom · 24/07/2026 13:41

@notimagain is not talking out of their ass, certainly knows their way around a cockpit and a commercial aircraft, is a regular on any airline discussion, so it’s unfair to dismiss their contribution on a post about where an aircraft is or isn’t parked.

BigWillyLittleTodger · 24/07/2026 13:42

Just jumped back in the thread and it’s taken quite the turn, wasn’t expecting a deep dive into aeroplane parking! Informative as it is shall we get back on track?

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jeffgoldblum · 24/07/2026 13:43

notimagain · 24/07/2026 13:31

This place generally has fewer back seat drivers than pprune..

That place can be a real trap for the unwary, this place is normally better.

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I thought you had personal knowledge of military planes and helicopters?

TemuSussex · 24/07/2026 13:45

canklesmctacotits · 24/07/2026 13:36

The lake photo is Loch Ossian apparently, half way between Inverness and Glasgow.

There’s speculation online that the black stone slab on which lavender was strewn in one of the pics was Diana’s grave Confused . Don’t really want to say more, even as an anonymous poster on an anonymous forum who never had so much as a passing interest in Diana when she was alive - too icky.

OMG that is absolutely disgusting and beyond awful if it is Diana's grave.

TemuSussex · 24/07/2026 13:46

Also, why on earth would she post those photos of her arse?! It's very odd.

HoldMyWine · 24/07/2026 13:47

I was trying to work out what is underneath the lavender. A new low of true.

CormorantWings · 24/07/2026 13:49

It's all designed to tease isn't it? Guess where we were? Guess what we were doing? Guess what our kids look like! It's pitiful.

CariadDarling · 24/07/2026 13:51

CariadDarling · 24/07/2026 13:35

Just to add to the information about how close the nose of the aircraft can be away from a terminal wall for eg. The minimum requirement seems to be 7.5 mts but under specified operational conditions it can be less as long as precise visual docking systems are in place.

The 7.5 clearance also applies to the aircraft from its fuselage, and wingtips to any adjacent fixed passenger bridge or other stationary object.

On further googling and in response to the aircraft being mere metres away from other objects - under certain conditions and according to the circle of safety, luggage containers for eg can be parked. 2-3 metres away from the fuselage.

jeffgoldblum · 24/07/2026 13:52

Thedom · 24/07/2026 13:41

@notimagain is not talking out of their ass, certainly knows their way around a cockpit and a commercial aircraft, is a regular on any airline discussion, so it’s unfair to dismiss their contribution on a post about where an aircraft is or isn’t parked.

It’s not what she posted information wise , it’s the way she posted it! , and it’s unimportant how close to the wall that the plane is parked, it’s about the fact that the outside view from the plane has been manipulated .

Thedom · 24/07/2026 13:52

jeffgoldblum · 24/07/2026 13:43

I thought you had personal knowledge of military planes and helicopters?

I don’t know why I am getting involved, but I hate seeing an unfair pile on.

I have an interest in aviation, so I see @notimagain around here on aviation and airline threads, what I remember is they are ex airforce, and like thousands of others, when they leave /retire they are snapped up by commercial airlines and work as commercial pilots until retirement.

Thedom · 24/07/2026 13:56

canklesmctacotits · 24/07/2026 13:36

The lake photo is Loch Ossian apparently, half way between Inverness and Glasgow.

There’s speculation online that the black stone slab on which lavender was strewn in one of the pics was Diana’s grave Confused . Don’t really want to say more, even as an anonymous poster on an anonymous forum who never had so much as a passing interest in Diana when she was alive - too icky.

Why does that not shock me !

CariadDarling · 24/07/2026 13:57

jeffgoldblum · 24/07/2026 13:43

I thought you had personal knowledge of military planes and helicopters?

No. The poster has always posted about their experience of military and commercial aircraft. Even just a few days ago on the previous thread. Or perhaps it was even this one.

I really don’t know why they’re being given such a hard time. Anyone who is familiar with aviation/military type threads will be well used to them taking part in the threads to a very high standard.

LipglossAndLies · 24/07/2026 13:57

Well i thought the pictures were nice and I really liked the swimming pool one where she is being tossed in the air. They sre having fun and enjoying their holiday like pretty much everyone does.

jeffgoldblum · 24/07/2026 13:57

Thedom · 24/07/2026 13:52

I don’t know why I am getting involved, but I hate seeing an unfair pile on.

I have an interest in aviation, so I see @notimagain around here on aviation and airline threads, what I remember is they are ex airforce, and like thousands of others, when they leave /retire they are snapped up by commercial airlines and work as commercial pilots until retirement.

Well that’s great! But there are many posters who have inside information and I responded because I didn’t like the rather dismissive tone that was used when @corblimeymlud made a simple observation! , and then the resulting pile on that seemed to be heading her way! 🤷‍♀️

PigglyWigglyOhYeah · 24/07/2026 13:58

This thread has gone bonkers. @notimagain is a regular fount of aviation information and an all round good chap.

notimagain · 24/07/2026 13:59

jeffgoldblum · 24/07/2026 13:43

I thought you had personal knowledge of military planes and helicopters?

Since you ask - like many of my cohort a long flying career, (multiple decades) quite a few years in the mil (various types, mostly fixed wing) then a long period in commercial...(Long Haul, couple of wide body types...)..

I may not be the quickest on the uptake but hopefully at the very least I picked up some knowledge of what's involved, even if just by osmosis.

PullTheBricksDown · 24/07/2026 13:59

canklesmctacotits · 24/07/2026 13:36

The lake photo is Loch Ossian apparently, half way between Inverness and Glasgow.

There’s speculation online that the black stone slab on which lavender was strewn in one of the pics was Diana’s grave Confused . Don’t really want to say more, even as an anonymous poster on an anonymous forum who never had so much as a passing interest in Diana when she was alive - too icky.

I find it surprising that on a very time limited visit, they were able to get that far into the north of Scotland, and be there for longer than it takes to photograph the lake, then turn around and go south again. Imagine some people will be saying 'ah, part of a trip to Balmoral!' but I don't think that's credible. HAM will know though that people seize on a photo as evidence of all sorts.

PullTheBricksDown · 24/07/2026 14:00

LipglossAndLies · 24/07/2026 13:57

Well i thought the pictures were nice and I really liked the swimming pool one where she is being tossed in the air. They sre having fun and enjoying their holiday like pretty much everyone does.

That's a nice photo, but don't you think it'd be even nicer in full colour rather than the stylised black and while version?

jeffgoldblum · 24/07/2026 14:00

CariadDarling · 24/07/2026 13:57

No. The poster has always posted about their experience of military and commercial aircraft. Even just a few days ago on the previous thread. Or perhaps it was even this one.

I really don’t know why they’re being given such a hard time. Anyone who is familiar with aviation/military type threads will be well used to them taking part in the threads to a very high standard.

Because the response to @corblimeymlud was unnecessary sneering! That’s why , whereas your post was just factual.

corblimeymlud · 24/07/2026 14:00

Thedom · 24/07/2026 13:41

@notimagain is not talking out of their ass, certainly knows their way around a cockpit and a commercial aircraft, is a regular on any airline discussion, so it’s unfair to dismiss their contribution on a post about where an aircraft is or isn’t parked.

No one is saying that BUT others are entitled to post their own experiences without being mocked.

FenellaFeldman · 24/07/2026 14:01

LipglossAndLies · 24/07/2026 13:57

Well i thought the pictures were nice and I really liked the swimming pool one where she is being tossed in the air. They sre having fun and enjoying their holiday like pretty much everyone does.

Fine, why not just keep it all private, especially for the sake of the children?.

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