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Aeronef

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A´er`o`nef`
n.1.A power-driven, heavier-than-air flying machine. Now called airplane.
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Yes, agrees Quo's stage manager, Andrew 'Toot' Carman, it's a pity I missed all the donkey work, because it's been a bugger of a job, not least because this venue - the Aeronef in Lille, in northern France - shares its unlovely concrete fortifications with a car park and a shopping centre, which means that every nut, bolt, barrowload of electrical gubbins and countless flight cases the size of elephants have to come up in the lift.
I'm with the band by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Next up was a trip on the Eurostar from Waterloo to Lille, where my fellow Scot Paolo Nutini was playing at the Aeronef.
TRAVEL: My Lille trip on Eurostar; A TRAVELLER'S TALE OF THREE CITIES by The Mirror (London, England)
In July 2000, Dassault Aviation began flight tests of Aeronef de Validation Experimentale (Ave), a scale model of a low-observable UAV design.
Stealth--the combat 'ace': a fighter pilot is considered an 'ace' ... by Richardson, Doug / Armada International
 
 
 
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