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Photo ID: 2264642
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XR365 / 365 (cn SH1819) 'Hector' of the resident 53 Squadron. Later sold to Heavylift and registered G-HLFT. Later registered 9L-LDG and RP-C8020. |
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Photo ID: 2256546
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XR365 / 365 (cn SH1819) 'Hector' of the resident 53 Squadron conducting engine runs alongside XR370 'Ajax'. Later sold to Heavylift as G-HLFT. Later registrations were 9L-LDG & RP-C8020. |
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Photo ID: 2254078
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G-BEPS (cn SH1822) This Belfast last flew at the end of April 2001 when it flew to Southend for storage, it was scrapped in November 2008. Parked together with the Heavylift operated IL-76, an unusual sight for Luton. This IL-76TD CCCP-76758 (cn 0073474203) was leased from Volga-Dnepr Airlines, later as RA-76758 it was damaged beyond repair by typhoon Pongsona at Won Pat International Airport, Guam on 8th December 2002. |
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Photo ID: 2144971
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Photo ID: 2144950
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Photo ID: 2143721
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Photo ID: 2125516
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XR364 / 364 (cn SH1818) The scale of this transport is displayed by these maintenance personnel. |
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Photo ID: 2124512
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XR364 / 364 (cn SH1818) Low flypast with 92 Sqd Lightning F2s in the background. |
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Photo ID: 2122083
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XR371 (cn SH1825) Preserved at the RAF Museum, Cosford. |
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Photo ID: 2084548
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Photo ID: 2070223
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XR371 (cn SH1825) The Belfast is a long-range, strategic transport aircraft, designed in February 1959. Its first flight was in January 1964. Only ten of the originally ordered thirty Belfasts were built, all for the RAF. It's a huge aircraft at 41m long with a wing span of 48m, weighing 56 tons empty and more than double that fully loaded. It could carry 150 fully-equipped troops or a Chieftain tank or two Wessex helicopters. On display in the Cold War hangar at the RAF Museum, Cosford (Canon 50D + Sigma 10-20 EX DC HSM) |
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Photo ID: 2069575
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XR371 (cn SH1825) The Belfast is a long-range, strategic transport aircraft, designed in February 1959. Its first flight was in January 1964. Only ten of the originally ordered thirty Belfasts were built, all for the RAF. It's a huge aircraft at 41m long with a wing span of 48m, weighing 56 tons empty and more than double that fully loaded. It could carry 150 fully-equipped troops or a Chieftain tank or two Wessex helicopters. On display in the Cold War hangar at the RAF Museum, Cosford (Canon 50D + Sigma 10-20 EX DC HSM) |
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Photo ID: 2046063
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XR371 (cn SH1825) The Belfast is a long-range, strategic transport aircraft, designed in February 1959. Its first flight was in January 1964. Only ten of the originally ordered thirty Belfasts were built, all for the RAF. It's a huge aircraft at 41m long with a wing span of 48m, weighing 56 tons empty and more than double that fully loaded. It could carry 150 fully-equipped troops or a Chieftain tank or two Wessex helicopters. On display in the Cold War hangar at the RAF Museum, Cosford (Canon 50D + Sigma 10-20 EX DC HSM) |
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Photo ID: 2010994
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XR367 (cn SH1821) Another view of Belfast "Heracles" during her service career. Taken on charge in 1.66 and went on to become G-BFYU, scrapped in 2001 |
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Photo ID: 1964629
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