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Photo ID: 2254053
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Views: 773
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9G-SGF (cn 19372/655) After lying engineless at Southend for a couple of years with light blue "A" tail marks for Alpine Air, this former Pan Am 707 went instead to Al-Waha/Sky Power, then Thai Flying Service, followed by Johnsons Air and Tobruk Air. Hit landing lights during landing at Mombasa on 13.10.09 while flying for Safari A/l as J5-GGU, right main u/c collapsed, uncertified new gear brought in but still parked late 2009 in bad condition |
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Photo ID: 2253364
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Views: 530
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9G-EBK (cn 19372/655) Originally Pan Am's N462PA and seen here in big glider form; eventually left Southend as 9G-SGF for Al-Waha/Skypower |
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Photo ID: 2253356
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5N-EEO (cn 19270/572) Formerly N448PA, N448M, TF-VLL, G-BMAZ, N863BX and N705FW, becoming 5N-EEO in 11.95. Reportedly involved in illicit weapon transport to UNITA in 1997 and scrapped at Lagos 10.02 |
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Photo ID: 2235183
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Photo ID: 2193062
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G-BPAT (cn 19367/637) Seen just before going to Zambia A/w as 9J-AEQ, the former N457PA was operated by Pelican Cargo for just a year. The company also flew 707 G-BEVN and still exists as a freight forwarder. Later ST-ALM, VR-HKL and ST-AMF with TAAT. Currently stored in complete condition at Khartoum. |
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Photo ID: 2187197
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Views: 886
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ST-ALX (cn 18715/364) The shot was taken a few hours before the delivery flight to Sudan. Unfortunately this B707 didn`t have a long career with Golden Star. Two month later the aircraft crashed into a mountain near Athens. (on March 24th, 1992). Other owners before: Pan Am + Maverick as N791PA and Turkish Airlines + BHT as TC-JCC |
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Photo ID: 2175492
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Views: 818
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5X-DAR (cn 18825/386) Was ordered by Pan Am for delivery in '64 but it was taken up by Continental instead then to China Airlines in '73 and with DAS Air Cargo from 1986 till the day it crashed on approach to Port Harcourt, 25/11/'92....from negative. |
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Photo ID: 2154657
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Views: 712
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G-BNGH (cn 18718/368) Photograph taken by my son David Tanner, 35mm slide converted to a digital image using a lightbox and a Nikon L810 camera in the macro mode. |
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Photo ID: 2150778
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Photo ID: 2127248
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Photo ID: 2123045
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Photo ID: 2115845
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Photo ID: 2103278
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N797PA (cn 18767/376) Clipper "North Wind" - To JY-AEE Alia Royal Jordanian Airlines & crashed near Agadir on approach August 3, 1975 |
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Photo ID: 2102708
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N527SJ (cn 20016/752) Florida West was a regular visitor (fuel stop) at Ostend on the way from the US to the first Gulf war |
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Photo ID: 2099132
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