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On our way to the south we passed Chateauroux. Due to an airshow I was not aware of many access ways were blocked. I only managed to make this picture of long time resident SX-FIN. In one of the hangars I noted an A321 with registration 9S-ASB from flyCAA. I believe it is the first A321 to be conver...

We passed this field on our way to Spain. Lots to be seen but only a few good photo opportunities. Former Vietnam Airlines B777 EI-FSS (ex VN-A142) https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q90/924/Ms4S08.jpg Fairly new resident is this ex-SAS A340 https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q90/922...

A day at the airport whilst waiting for a guided tour of the A380 production plant. One of the regulars with several flights per day: https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q90/923/GoERpm.jpg Also this company A319Neo makes regular test flights: https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q90/924...

On 11 September we passed Cordoba on our way to Toledo. One of the DC-7's that used to be sitting in a corner of the airport was moved to a city park some years ago. It is the former EC-GGC from Basair. It now looks like this: https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/1024x768q90/921/e9rgzX.jpg https://ima...

Amazing pix Peter. Especially the first three are like modern art.

When I tried to post a new photo thread using pics I stored on Photobucket they came out in HUGE format. This has never happened to me before. Also some of the pics show big Photobucket watermarks.
Did something change? What did I miss?

Wow, some unique pics Gerrit!
I remember going to the cinema together with my dad to watch it. It was an expensive movie with an entrance price of about 13 Guilders (€ 6,-).

CaptainRoPro wrote:

B767-300ER wrote:Gaat toch echt gebeuren

En is de naam voor de BCL ook bekend? Anders zou Pechvogel wel een leuke zijn

funny post!

Not the first time NASA is destroying an airframe for crash test purposes. I vaguely recall a crash test they performed way back in the 80's with a radio controlled Boeing 720 which they crash landed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQaY49cvHYI Ik meen dat dat een crash was om 'brandveiliger' brands...

Not the first time NASA is destroying an airframe for crash test purposes. I vaguely recall a crash test they performed way back in the 80's with a radio controlled Boeing 720 which they crash landed.

Wow, great set Peter. Love that angle of pic #1!

Interesting article in The Seattle Times.
https://www.seattletimes.com/business/b ... air-crash/

Great set of pics. The Azuls look terrific but I specifically like the TAP retro bird. That scheme brings back memories.

Op 30 april 2006 voer het Mv Dynamica langs mijn huis in Ridderkerk met aan boord een 18-tal Blackhawks. Ik vond bij het opruimen van CD's een foto van destijds. Weet iemand welke Blackhawks aan boord stonden?

I was able to spend a few hours at London Heathrow on Monday 21 January. Nice opportunity to catch a few widebodies. Unfortunately the weather didn't quite play ball and pretty soon the light conditions became a bit tricky. https://i392.photobucket.com/albums/pp7/Rene-1964/A350_ET-AVB_Ethiopian_02_z...