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Photo ID: 1922024
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G-ALYP (cn 06003) The first production Comet 1 (nearest) first flew on 9 January 1951. It was delivered to BOAC on 13 March 1952 and performed the world's first scheduled jet airliner flight Heathrow-Johannesburg on 2 May 1952. It crashed on 10 January 1954 after structural failure near Elba after take-off from Rome. DH's Comet 1 prototypes G-ALVG and G-ALZK (far) complete the then world-beating formation of this, the most beautiful jetliner built. Each has a slightly different fin scheme. Obtained from DH 50 years ago. |
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Photo ID: 1922944
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XH123 (cn 1029) A late production Beverley on a photo sortie from its place of birth - Brough airfield, East Yorkshire, shortly after completion. Obtained from Blackburns over 50 years ago. |
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Photo ID: 1959974
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Photo ID: 1954395
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A6-EDK (cn 030) rear economy cabin enroute DXB-BKK |
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Photo ID: 1953776
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Photo ID: 1667611
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Views: 3525
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C-FEJF / 376 (cn 17000091) Sometimes even in a snowstorm there is a lineup for departure! |
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Photo ID: 1828562
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C-FIVM / 738 (cn 35251/717) 18 tails visible as Terminal 1 prepares for another morning rush. |
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Photo ID: 1502506
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C-FRAM / 739 (cn 35250/726) Parked on RWY15R for over 30 mins while waiting for a slot at the terminal. |
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Photo ID: 0896215
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Airside view of the new Departure Hall extension at Terminal 3 |
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Photo ID: 0188651
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P4-DPD (cn 431) A look of this luxury jet. On the floor a 1inch thick carpet, all seats in leather and electrically moved, tables in special wood with a gold finish, tv's, vcr, dvd and a perfect JBL soundsystem,.... |
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Photo ID: 1228847
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VT-JEB (cn 35158/637) Luxury redefined! Your own private suite on board this 777-300 can be configured as a face to face dining space or a comfortable bedroom. Pyjamas are provided and once you close the doors you'll feel like you're on a private jet. |
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Photo ID: 1611726
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9H-AFK (cn 2592) Talk about a lavish potty! These days, the bathrooms onboard private jets are more interesting than the main cabins! (Canon 50D) |
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Photo ID: 1642235
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Photo ID: 1756641
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58-6970 (cn 17925/33) Inside the Air Force One Presidential Stateroom, the Presidents private office is located behind the plexiglass on the right hand side. SAM970 was the first presidential jet aircraft replacing a Super-Connie. US Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon were flying on this airplane. |
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Photo ID: 1795270
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Views: 10096
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N214BL (cn 20214) Interior view showing the seating area in the rear part of the cabin including the emergency exit of this CL300 private jet. A stand-up cabin, lavatory, galley and a state-of-the-art cockpit are the main features of this business jet on display during EBACE Geneva 2010. |
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