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Photo ID: 1356029
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CS-TEI (cn 495) The new Oman Air livery looks great on the A310. Seen after roll out from the Air Livery Brabazon hangar. |
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Photo ID: 0744915
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G-AGPW (cn 12759) On display at Farnborough, believed to be 1952. Taken by my Uncle, Frank T Taylor. |
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Photo ID: 0519891
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9G-MKN (cn 46151/540) With DC-8-55F 9G-MKC and 747 N778BA, in the central bay of the Brabazon hangar.Birth place of the Brittannia, Concorde, and the convert of VC10 tankers and A300 freighters. Now home to MK Airlines. |
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Photo ID: 0519890
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N778BA (cn 22481/454) Ex HL7452 as can just be seen on the tail, rolls out of the central bay of the enormous hangar built for the ill fated Bristol Brabazon, and later Concorde. Amazing to think the hangar was built in the 1940s years before 747 size aircaft. |
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Photo ID: 0452592
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G-BBDG (cn 202/13523) What’s left of Concorde 202, the first production Aircraft. 31 years later it now has been brought back in to the Brabazon hangar where she was constructed |
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Photo ID: 0297222
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G-BBDG (cn 202/13523) What’s left of Concorde 202, the first production Aircraft. 31 years later it now has been brought back in to the Brabazon hangar where she was constructed. Work is going on to test a new cabin door for the cockpit |
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Photo ID: 0297221
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G-BBDG (cn 202/13523) What’s left of Concorde 202, the first production aircraft. 31 years later it now has been brought back in to the Brabazon hangar where she was constructed. Work is going on to test a new cabin door for the cockpit |
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