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Picture of the Douglas DC-8-61CF aircraft

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Aircraft Taken at
More: Saber Air of Singapore
More: Douglas DC-8-61CF
More: London - Gatwick (LGW / EGKK)
More: UK - England, September 1972
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9V-BEH (cn 45902/294) This short-lived airline leased this aircraft from TIA (N8961T)
More: Bill Sheridan
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A visitor from Canada posted Wed August 2, 2006:
I flew this aircraft for about one year (1972) for Saber Air and was based in Singapore. It was a great adventure and we had some exciting times including a three engine ferry from Bahrain to Paris Le Bourget, almost landing on a taxiway in Athens, a snake on the aircraft, all the cabin crew getting high from the dope smoking going on in the cabin, being thrown out of the Sheik of Bahrain's weekly crew party because one of our pilots got a bit drunk and bit one of the local dignitary's German girlfriend on the bum thereby getting us all expelled and classified "per sonna non grata" for about three months, ending up about 75 miles off track enroute from Bombay to Bahrain in the dead of night due to all four flight deck crew taking crew rest which required, upon full crew attendance, some major bullshitting to Sharjah and some greatly enhanced cruise improvements to arrive on radar pickup in reasonable time, chatting up Mary Ann Faithfull to no avail and managing to get officialy lost enroute due to an unexpected fuel stop in Stuttgart which was somehow not communicated to Gatwick flight ops and they were about to declare a major disaster when the aircraft finally pitched up. It was truly a blast.

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