Unidentified Hercules(?) out of Cranfield?

[Fran Milton Keynes]

#2 son and I watched a Hercules (or similar) fly out of Cranfield
yesterday (Saturday) lunchtime - it appeared to have desert style camo
and a non RAF logo, which from a distance appeared to be a red square
shape, possibly arabic type lettering.

Anyone have any ideas?

Fran

[hh]

Moroccan Air Force

Post by Fran Milton Keynes
#2 son and I watched a Hercules (or similar) fly out of Cranfield
yesterday (Saturday) lunchtime - it appeared to have desert style camo
and a non RAF logo, which from a distance appeared to be a red square
shape, possibly arabic type lettering.
Anyone have any ideas?
Fran

[Flying Rat]

Post by hh
Moroccan Air Force

Post by Fran Milton Keynes
#2 son and I watched a Hercules (or similar) fly out of Cranfield
yesterday (Saturday) lunchtime - it appeared to have desert style camo
and a non RAF logo, which from a distance appeared to be a red square
shape, possibly arabic type lettering.
Anyone have any ideas?
Fran

would think that's exactly it as Morocco has been using Cranfield for
training for many years now. It would be relatd for that.

I think Jordan also uses Cranfield.

FR

[Peter]

Post by Flying Rat
would think that's exactly it as Morocco has been using Cranfield for
training for many years now. It would be relatd for that.

You need to own a country of some sort to pay Cranfield's landing fee
- £60 the other day (1400kg) including an ILS. I don't normally
complain about this kind of thing but this is ridiculous.

[flybywire]

did you know the Moroccans have banned google

Post by hh
Moroccan Air Force

Post by Fran Milton Keynes
#2 son and I watched a Hercules (or similar) fly out of Cranfield
yesterday (Saturday) lunchtime - it appeared to have desert style camo
and a non RAF logo, which from a distance appeared to be a red square
shape, possibly arabic type lettering.
Anyone have any ideas?
Fran

[Fran Milton Keynes]

Many thanks folks.

Fran