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Photo ID: 1170054
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EI-BGP (cn 414A-0016) The flagship of the Iona fleet at the time and their first pressurized aircraft “Tales of the Riverbank GP” as she was known was originally the Cessna 414A demonstration aircraft in the States before being delivered to Iona in 1979. It is seen here at the back of the old Iona hangar totally stripped down in the middle of a major overhaul, it was back in service again a few months after this picture was taken but was sold four years later and ferried across the Atlantic eventually being registered as N43MR |
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Photo ID: 1170053
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Views: 1733
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EI-BCL (cn 182-64300) “Charlie Lima” was the first official aircraft to land at Knock Airport on the 24th of June 1985 while taking part in a record breaking charity event to land at as many different airfield around Ireland, the end total was 53 landings in 16 hours 30 minutes |
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Photo ID: 1169745
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Views: 7956
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EI-BVA (cn 404-0237) Less then a month after its delivery to Iona National Airways from Sweden where it was registered SE-GYN, the second Titan II in the Iona fleet is seen here parked on the company ramp on an early summer morning just before departing on the first scheduled passenger flight of the day to Derry. The once very active Iona clubhouse is on the right which was the Irish Aero Club’s center of operations at the airport for nearly 40 years and was the point where many pilots started their career in aviation |
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Photo ID: 1168968
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Views: 2668
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EI-ATC (cn 310G0050) “Tango Charlie” was part of the Iona National Airlines fleet for 24 of the 64 years Ireland’s oldest airline was in business, they ceased operations in 1995 |
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Photo ID: 1167065
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EI-BSL (cn 34-8233041) Parked on the Iona ramp with EI-AVC Cessna F337F Super Skymaster parked beside it, the main Dublin Airport terminal building can be seen in the background with two of Aer Lingus's Boeing 747’s on stand at Pier B |
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Photo ID: 1167064
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EI-BUN (cn ME371) Currently flying with the National Flight Centre based at Weston Airport, here its seen sitting in the old Iona hangar not long after entering the Irish register twenty years ago in 1987, behind it is EI-BHC Cessna 177RG Cardinal minus its engine |
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Photo ID: 1166694
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G-BMKB (cn 18-3817) Parked on the Iona ramp located on the west side of Dublin Airport |
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Photo ID: 1166693
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EI-BMK (cn 310Q0919) Parked at its base on the Iona ramp, it was used for charter and air taxi work while it served with Ireland’s oldest airline (stablished in 1931). Sold to Cleveland, OH in July 1993 and BU for spares. |
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Photo ID: 1019997
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3A-MTP (cn 1996) Departing the Monaco Heliport on another sightseeing flight |
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Photo ID: 1019996
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3A-MCM (cn 6076) The appropriately register 3A-MCM parked at its base MCM - Monaco Heliport with the control tower in the Background |
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Photo ID: 0933259
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Photo ID: 0933258
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Photo ID: 0933257
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Photo ID: 0793682
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Photo ID: 0647274
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This is the air traffic controllers view from the Shannon tower looking south east over the west apron and terminal building, with the Shannon Estuary on the horizon. On the left taxiway Alpha leads to the 3200 meter (10499 feet) runway 06/24 the longest in Ireland. It was a quiet afternoon with not much activity at the airport |
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