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Photo ID: 2193044
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G-APAM (cn 3874) Built in 1939 as a DH-82A and entered service with the RAF as N6850. Converted in 1959 to become one of only 19 Jackaroos. |
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Photo ID: 2196665
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N159B (cn 5011) Built in 1961 and seen here at the British Airways engineering base at Hatton Cross. Ended up as N88JM and cancelled as destroyed in August 1997. |
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Photo ID: 0923618
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G-CPDA (cn 06473) Lining up for a high speed blast down Brunty's runway |
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Photo ID: 0110446
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N37602 Fuselage section of the Hercules as it was being moved. The day will forever be remembered as an "historic aviation event" that took place in the relatively small town of McMinnville. |
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Photo ID: 0933528
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N19904 (cn 1997) Howard Hughes's personal BBJ cockpit. He sat at these very controls and piloted this very plane. It was his private Stratoliner bought in 1939. This is the world's first BBJ and is revolutionary in design. Now she cruises the waterways of Ft.Lauderdale off the Isle of Venice thanks to the preservations efforts of Mr.David R. Drimmer. Excellent forward visibility. |
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Photo ID: 1944719
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NC19903 (cn 2003) NC19903 poses for the camera over Mount Rainier, Washington, before delivery to Pan Am in 1940. This early pressurised airliner, of which only 10 were built, was then deployed on the airline's South American routes. TWA used theirs for transcontinental services. This aircraft is now preserved in the museum at IAD. Obtained from PAA 60 years ago. |
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Photo ID: 2256733
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Photo ID: 2253961
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1716 (cn 1526) On a transfer flight from South Africa to UK on 13.07.1994 both starboard engines failed and the pilot made a belly landing in the darkness of the night, 80km west of Fderik. All 19 on board survived. Was operated by the South African Air Force Museum. |
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Photo ID: 0890551
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OO-DLL (cn 093) Sitting amongst the Iraqi Airlines fleet is the DHL freighter with the damaged left wing |
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Photo ID: 2222554
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Photo ID: 2146614
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Whilst in San Francisco I was privileged enough to be invited on a 2 hour flight over San Francisco and the surrounds, on board a Cessna 172 (N6242F) Thanks to Tim (Diamond Aviation) and Todd (Tawny Aviation) from San Carlos Airport. Here we flew over San Francisco International Airport, and clearly seen are various airlines, including British Airways, Virgin America, Virgin Atlantic, United, American, US Airways, Air Canada, Air France and more. It was a perfect day for the flight too. Cheers guys. |
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Photo ID: 2241142
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Photo ID: 1155866
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N739PA (cn 19646/15) Delivered to Pan Am February 15, 1970, "Clipper Maid of the Seas" was brought down by a terrorist bomb over Lockerbie, Scotland on December 21, 1988. |
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Photo ID: 2242213
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Photo ID: 2242260
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62-4197 (cn 5041) Andrew Schoultz's "Spy Tiger" Pretty cool! Displayed at the Pima Air & Space Museum. |
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