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Photo ID: 1299244
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C-GDDJ (cn 1184) This old bird rests on a perfectly calm night. A security truck passing by adds its brake lights and rotating beacon to the background. |
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Photo ID: 1641960
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Photo ID: 1639781
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HB-RSC (cn 1049F-4175) Taxi for another flight to the past :) Here the marshaller is indicating where to taxi to, due to the lack of space for such a big aircraft, in this small airport. |
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Photo ID: 1634725
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VH-EAA (cn 22495/505) One of the real classics from Kai Tak.... great plane, great scheme... and Kai Tak. |
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Photo ID: 1634485
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F-BTGV (cn 001) Operated by Aeromaritime for Airbus Industrie. The nose is swung fully open for loading of a pair of Airbus wings (visible) from Chester bound for Toulouse. |
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Photo ID: 1633804
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G-AWN* This was taken from one of the Heathrow viewing terraces in 1974, the year that British Airways was inaugurated from the amalgamation of BEA and BOAC. Most of the joint fleet’s respective colour schemes were retained initially (as with this BOAC 747), with only the titles replaced with the new BA typeface, which was the subject of debate because of the diminutive ‘a’ in ‘airways’. A memorable television advertising campaign throughout 1974 did much to establish the company’s current brand identity. |
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Photo ID: 1632414
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VH-FIE (cn A-808) At the Jamestown Fly-In & Air Spectacular 2009, Day One. Taking off for a joy flight |
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Photo ID: 1631896
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Photo ID: 1630445
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Photo ID: 1629576
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C-FGNR (cn CA-191) The last surviving Beech 18 on Vancouver Island. Note the many Geese in the foreground. |
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Photo ID: 1625665
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Photo ID: 1624781
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LV-ZEC (cn 21796/648) LV-ZEC's number 2 Pratt & Whitney JT8D-15A after the first leg of the last B737-200 commercial flight in Aerolineas Argentinas after 40 years of flawless operations. This photo is dedicated to all the pilots, flight attendands and ground employees who had the pleasure of working in this airplane. Farewell "Chancha"! [Canon EOS 450D + Sigma 10-20mm + CPL] |
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Photo ID: 1616110
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N34AP (cn BA-746) Scenic Air Tours would operate sightseeing flights to the Hawaiian Islands with their colourful fleet of tri-gear Beech 18s, including views of volcanic activity on the island of Hawaii. This image shows a column of steam rising from Black Sand Beach. N34AP was tragically lost together with 10 passengers and the pilot on June 11, 1989 on a sightseeing flight over Hawaii. |
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Photo ID: 1614762
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Photo ID: 1613671
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EL-AIW (cn 106) Impounded in Thessaloniki Makedonia airport in 23 August 1983 for illegal haulling a cargo of arms after an unscheduled landing due to pressurization mulfunction.First flight was in 1 April 1962 and delivered to Alitalia five days later as I-DABS and the name Dubhe.Bought by Coastal Airways and flew in conjuction with Liberia World Airways in 21 December 1981 after retirment from Alitalia service in October 1976.Despite the dust and the spider webs when entering this cockpit you feel being in the 60ties |
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