For most, the idea of actually owning and operating a classic jet is likely to remain little more than a flight of fancy. Even among experienced pilots, the few that venture into the market to buy - or display - ex-RAF jets are generally those that have flown such fast and complex types in the services themselves, or are retired airliner pilots with logbooks of biblical proportion.rnFor 47-year-old Jeff Bell however, the reality has been slightly different. Despite having no military or commercial aviation background, he acquired BAC Jet Provost T.5 inrn2007, an aircraft he now owns and operates himself.
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