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Photo ID: 1199576
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Photo ID: 1114976
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G-AIVO (cn 228) In March 1960 the Cunard Steamship Company bought a 60% interest in the Eagle Group of companies, which resulted in a new company colour scheme and titles as can be seen on G-AIVO. In February 1963 Harold Bamberg, the previous owner of Eagle Airways, bought the 60% Cunard share of the business, but it was not till August 1963 before this buy-back was complete and the name changed to British Eagle Airlines. |
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Photo ID: 1090617
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Views: 3865
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VR-BBQ (cn 43844) On the 8 July 1965 this DC-6 was operating with Canadian Pacific Airlines as CF-CUQ, when a bomb exploded in the left aft lavatory causing the tail to come off, the aircraft crashed at Dog Creek ,330km north of Vancouver killing all 52 on board. |
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Photo ID: 1090614
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Views: 5194
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G-AJPH (cn 207) This Viking was completed with Nene jet engines, on its first flight on 06 April 1948 it became the world's first entirely jet powered airliner. After being converted back to piston engines it served with Cunard Eagle Airways, it was taken out of service in 1961, and broken up and moved to the gravel pits in nearby Bedfont, where i believe it was buried and is now under houses. A sad end to a historic aircraft. |
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Photo ID: 0481428
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Views: 2823
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G-APSA (cn 45497/995) One of two Cunard Eagle DC-6A's on British Ministry of Defence charters to Woomera in South Australia's far north. |
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Photo ID: 0461212
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G-APSA (cn 45497/995) A rare visitor to Adelaide. Possibly a British Ministry of Defence charter during the ELDO project. |
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Photo ID: 0459169
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Views: 3333
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G-APSA (cn 45497/995) Possibly under British Ministry of Transport charter during the ELDO project. |
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Photo ID: 0354174
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G-APON (cn 45058/662) Parked in front of the Queens Building. This was taken just after the name change from Eagle Airways |
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Photo ID: 0143869
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G-AOCC (cn 93) Cunard Eagle Airways performed regular charter flights from U.K. to DUS on behalf of British Army of the Rhine (B.A.O.R.) in that time. |
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Photo ID: 0101793
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G-AOCC (cn 93) Ex Eagle Airways VR-BBM and Cubana CU-T605. |
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Photo ID: 0052332
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VR-BBW (cn 18372/271) Del 02/62. Later became G-ARWD with BOAC Cunard. Preparing for flight to BDA/NAS/MBJ/KIN. |
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Photo ID: 0052267
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VR-BBW (cn 18372/271) Del 02/62. Later became G-ARWD with BOAC Cunard. Preparing for flight to BDA/NAS/MBJ/KIN. |
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Photo ID: 0052266
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VR-BBW (cn 18372/271) Del 02/62. Later became G-ARWD with BOAC Cunard. Preparing for flight to BDA/NAS/MBJ/KIN. |
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Photo ID: 0052265
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Photo ID: 0052264
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