If you don’t know I like JetStars, you have not been a regular reader of this blog.  If that is the case, I have a real soft spot for this jet.  The original business jet and a plane that looks so cool even decades after it first flew.  If you did know, my apologies for being so repetitive.  On the evening that Mark and I arrived in Klamath Falls, I saw a post on the JetStar Facebook group about some JetStars in the city.  A Brit, Kev Perry, had posted some shots of them.  I decided to contact him, and he gave me some good information about where they were and the team that looked after them.

The next morning found me and Mark at their front door asking if we might come in.  The team couldn’t have been more accommodating.  Two of the jets were parked up on the ramp in the morning sun looking fantastic.  They let us take any shots we wanted.  They also told us about a third jet that they had in their hangar so it would have been rude to not wander across and take a look.  Photographing a jet in the hangar is not as cool as in the morning sun but three JetStars in a morning is not something to miss.