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Photo ID: 1290241
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G-AWNH (cn 20270/169) A rare image of an early model BOAC Boeing 747-136 berthed at Sydney's International Terminal in 1973. The mighty Boeing 747 was starting to displace BOAC VC-10s and Boeing 707s on services to Australia. A Pan Am Boeing 707-121 and an Air New Zealand DC-8 are visible at right. (Qantas mobile stairs are in use on the B747 and B707). |
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Photo ID: 1116926
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G-AWNH (cn 20270/169) "Sir Walter Raleigh" taxies towards Terminal 3. Very few shots of this LHR based aircraft on the database. DD 23.11.74 to BOAC which merged into BA 01.04.77. WFU 02.06.99 to CWL next day TT 107818Hr, 21156L. To ABQ 14.06.99 and parted out. |
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Photo ID: 1028994
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Photo ID: 0985614
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Photo ID: 0814283
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G-AWNH (cn 20270/169) The Big Changeover, in the warm Autumn afternoon light, G-AWNH still in original BOAC Speedbird colours, behind G-AWNN the first 747 deliverd from Boeing in British Airways colours and across the tarmac another jumbo with the interim scheme , BlueFin/Speedbird but British Airways on the nose. BOAC book by Charles Woodley invaluable for BOAC, BA info. |
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Photo ID: 0703091
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G-AWNH (cn 20270/169) Close-up of the tail of this 747 reveals the neat little FAA logo and there's no prizes for guessing the former operator... |
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Photo ID: 0693401
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G-AWNH (cn 20270/169) Here is quite a "find" in the New Mexico desert - an ex BA 747 now being used by the FAA for non-destructive testing. Established in 1991 as the FAA Aging Aircraft NDI Validation Center (FAA - AANC), the center was renamed in 1995 the Airworthiness Assurance NDI Validation Center. The 747 spent her entire career with BOAC, then BA, before being retired here on 14-Jun-1999. |
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Photo ID: 0519931
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Photo ID: 0298724
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G-AWNH (cn 20270/169) Still in its regal BOAC livery, a 747-100 roars on 10R whilst a Trident, still in BEA livery, is on finals for 10L. |
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Photo ID: 0281051
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G-AWNH (cn 20270/169) "Sir Walter Raleigh". Was later renamed "City of Inverness" (1984) and "Devoke Water" (1990) while flying in British Airtours. |
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Photo ID: 0195532
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Photo ID: 0132632
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Photo ID: 0045174
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G-AWNH (cn 20270/169) Just seconds from touchdown and the completion of yet another Transatlantic voyage, G-AWNH, also known as "Sir Walter Raleigh", prominently displays the abbreviated "British" title used during the 80's. One of BA's earliest 747's, it was originally delivered to BOAC in November, 1971. |
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Photo ID: 0003896
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