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The text "LSJC also accommodate visiting aircraft such as the Air Ambulance and Royal Air Force." is allegedly supported by two citations, linking to pictures on Instagram, one of which is dead. Instagram is not a reliable source. The Medical Air Service here mention air amublances at the airport , but not the jet centre. At least two reports in the Echo mention the air ambulance landing in a field "near Southend Airport". The Echo also carries a report about an RAF Airbus A400M visiting in January 2023, but again, no mention of the LSJC. This needs addressing. Bob1960evens (talk) 14:37, 4 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
