RAF Scampton site and its subsequent documentation were undertaken for Channel 4 television's "Time Team" programme. 1991 In May 1991 RAF Scampton was the venue for a BBC broadcast of "Friday Night is Music Night," set to coincide with the anniversary of the Dambuster's Raid. The transmission was from No 1 Hangar and of added interest was the arrival of a British Airways Boeing 747-400 "(G-BNLT)". The aircraft, a new addition to the British Airways fleet, had been named "City of Lincoln" in a ceremony held at RAF Coningsby after which it was flown to RAF Scampton. "City of Lincoln" is the
RAF Scampton the arrival of the Tornado Radar Repair Unit. In August 1990, RAF Scampton became home to the Joint Arms Control Implementation Group (JACIG). JACIG was a joint service organisation operating, initially, with around 250 personnel made up of roughly 50% Army, 35% Royal Air Force and 15% Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Civilians from the MOD. In the beginning, the responsibility of JACIG was to oversee the implementation of the Control of Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty though they soon had responsibility for a number of other remits; The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), Open