Airways Collection (page 9)

Hawker Siddeley HS. 121 Trident 1C - G-ARPD
Hawker Siddeley HS.121 Trident 1C G-ARPD of British Airways at Newcastle Airport Date: 1976

BAC One-Eleven 320L AZ - G-AVBW
BAC One-Eleven 320L AZ G-AVBW (msn BAC, 107) of Laker Airways Date: 1967

Airspeed AS. 65 Consul G-AIUV
Airspeed AS.65 Consul G-AIUV (msn 5098) of Hornton Airways Ltd. (Sold abroad in March 1950) Date: circa 1949

Curtiss C-46F-1-CU Commando N4877V (msn 22442) of Capitol Airways. 44-78619, disposed of to the Foreign Liquidation commission on 20 August 1947 and bought by Claire L

Boeing 707-320F 5X-UWM of Simb Air - East African Airways at London Gatwick Airport. Date: mid-1970s

Convair 440 Metropolitan N29DR of Basler Flight Services (msn 146); engines : Pratt and Whitney R-2800-CB16 or CB17 Double Wasps; year built : 1955XA-KIM : delivered 8 April 1954

Boeing 747-283B(SGD) SE-DFZ, leased to Nigerian Airways, at London Heathrow Airport Date: 1980s

Hiller UH-12c G-AOZS (MSN 848) of British United Airways. (built1956). OZS was sold to Management Aviation on 8 January 1963 and crashed on 1 September 1966. Date: early 1960s

Hiller UH-12c G-APOF (MSN 776) of British United Airways. (built1956) Date: early 1960s

Britten Norman BN-2A Islander G-AXRN (msn129) of Humber Airways Limited at Brough. G-AXRN was first flown on 10 November 1969 as G-51-52

Bristol Freighter Mk. 32 G-AOUV
Bristol Freighter Mk.32 G-AOUV at Southend. Channel air Bridge operated the long-nose Mk.32 Freighters from 1955 to 1963, when the airline merged with Silver City Airways to form British United Air

Vickers Viking IB G-AJJN was retained by Vickers and flown on a demonstration flight to New Zealand in April 1947. On its return it was used y Vickers as a communications aircraft until it was later

Kenya Airways B757 Date: 1980s

Uzbekistan Airways - A310 - F-OGOZ
Airbus A310 - Uzbekistan Airways - F-OGOZ Date: 1989

Laker DC-10
One of the two Laker Airways McDonnell Douglas DC-10, disembarking journalists, schoolchildren and travel agents after a demonstration flight to Berlin-Tempelhof airport

Agusta Bell 206A Jet Ranger
Bea Helicopters Agusta Bell 206A Jet Ranger Date: 1960s

Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident 1E-140
The First of 5 Channel Airways Hawker Siddeley Hs-121 Trident 1E-140 Roll-Out Ceremony 25 January 1968 Date: 1968

Vickers Viscount 707
Channel Airways Vickers Viscount 707

Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident
An Early Airco de Havilland Dh-121 (Pre-Trident Name) Artists-Impression Without Apu Intake - 80-100 Pax, Up to 1200 Miles at over 600Mph from Less Than 6000Ft-Runways Date: 1959

Hawker Siddeley HS-748
Channel Airways Hawker Siddeley Hs-748

Bell 47B3
Bea Helicopters British European Airways Bell 47B3 Named Sir Balan with Enclosed-Cockpit Flying Date: 1940s

Sikorsky S-61N
Bea Helicopters British European Airways Sikorsky S-61N Taking-Off

Bristol 171 Sycamore
Bea Helicopters British European Airways Bristol 171 Sycamore Flying Past the Terminal at London Heathrow Airport Date: 1940s

Bristol 171 Sycamore Mk 3A
Bea Helicopters British European Airways Bristol 171 Sycamore Mk-3A Flying Date: 1950s

Westland WS-55 Whirlwind Series 1
Bea Helicopters British European Airways Sikorsky Westland Ws-55 Whirlwind Series 1 Flying Date: 1950s

Bristol Type 173 Mk2 prototype
Bea Helicopters British European Airways Second Prototype Bristol Type 173 Mk2 Helicopter Flying During Handling Trials and Test-Flying - This Was the First Ever Twin-Engined Helicopter Delivered to

Sikorsky S-55
Bea Sikorsky S-55 Helicopter Flying Past the Terminal Building at Birmingham, UK Date: 1960s

Vickers Viscount 806
Bea British European Airways Vickers Viscount 806 Airliner Date: 1950s

Handley Page HPR-1 Marathon 1
Bea Handley Page Hpr-1 Marathon 1 Airliner Date: 1951

de Havilland DH-106 Comet IIIB / 3B
Bea British European Airways Dh-106 Comet Airliner Flying over Blackfriars Bridge and St Pauls Cathedral in Central London, UK During the Sbac Farnborough Airshow 1958 Date: 1958

Vickers Viscount 802
Bea British European Airways Vickers Viscount 802 Airliner Named Sir John Franklin on the Production-Line at Weybridge Date: 1950s

Vickers Viscount 800
Passenger Eating a Meal in the Economy-Class Cabin of a Bea British European Airways Vickers Viscount 800 Airliner Date: 1957

Airspeed AS-57 Ambassador
Bea Airspeed As-57 Ambassador Airliner Flying Past Cumulus Cloud Date: 1951

de Havilland DH-89 Dragon Rapide
Bea de Havilland Dh-89 Dragon Rapide Biplane Airliner Date: 1940s

de Havilland DH-86 Express
Imperial Airways de Havilland Dh-86 Express Delphinus Parked at Croydon 1930S Date: 1930s

Bristol B-175 Britannia 312
Caledonian Airways Bristol B-175 Britannia 312 Flying Enroute Date: 1965

de Havilland DH-84 Dragon
The Prototype de Havilland Dh-84 Dragon Built for and Later Operated by Hillmans Airways Registered G-Acan E.9. Date: 1932

de Havilland DH-106 Comet IVB / 4B
The Cockpit of a Bea British European Airways de Havilland Dh-106 Comet IV B/ 4B with Captain W Baillie, Bea General Manager (Flight) (Left) and Captain a Wilson (Right) Date: 1960s

Boeing 377 Stratocruiser
A Boac Boeing 377 Stratocruiser Named Speedbird Caledonia Flying over Cumulus Cloud Date: 1950s

Handley Page HP-81 Hermes 4 / IV
A Boac Handley Page Hp-81 Hermes 4 Named Hero, Flying over the Solent Past the Needles Rocks of the Isle of Wight Date: 1950s

Airspeed AS-57 Ambassador 2 Elizabethan
A Bea Airspeed As-57 Ambassador Named William Shakespeare Flying Date: 1950s

Boeing 707-436
Firemen Spray Foam over the Wreck of the Boac Boeing 707-436 Registered G-Arwe Following an Emergency Crash Landing on Runway 05 at Heathrow

Vickers Viscount 630
The Vickers Viscount Prototype Parked at the Farnborough Airshow in 1948 Date: 1948

Vickers Viscount 701
The First-Officer of the Bea Viscount Flagship Discovery Talking to Passenger Seated in a Club Seating Arrangement in the First-Class Cabin Date: 1960s

British Aerospace ATP, G-MAUD, of British Airways at Southampton International Airport. c.June 1997. Date: 1997

The first British Aerospace ATP, G-BTPA, for BA
The first British Aerospace ATP, G-BTPA, for British Airways

Hawker Siddeley HS748 Series 2A, G-BCOF, Glen Fiddich, of British Airways? Highland Division

Hawker Siddeley HS748 Series 2A, G-BCOE, of British Airways

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