March 28, 2007 at 10:30 pm
Hi all,
Here’s a collection of shots from Stansted taken during the last few days. Like much of the UK, the weather’s been very bright and warm here so far this week, but a little misty and hazy as well. But that looks set to change tomorrow.
To start off with, some visitors from the other side of the Atlantic…
Avro RJ/BAe 146s HB-IYZ and EI-DNJ at Stansted for attention at Inflite Engineering…
A few more regular Stansted visitors…
A pair of ex. DBA 737-300s now flying for Air Berlin…
YL-LCB, one of the two A320s recently delivered to Israir…
RA-42330; Stansted’s seen a fair few Yak-42s in recent weeks.
And last but not least, John Travolta’s B707-138B, N707JT…
Cheers for now,
Adam
By: G-ANPK - 31st March 2007 at 09:28
N707JT
Just to let you all know that the B707 is due to depart at 16.00 local.
Cheers Nigel
By: STN - 30th March 2007 at 13:07
Ok cheers for that Adam! What time does she leave tomorrow?
See post by lukeylad above! … 1300L
Adam
By: wannabe pilot - 30th March 2007 at 11:59
Hi all – thanks for your comments and feedback
Hi Dan, she arrived at about 1330. The sun was quite high by then as you can see in the shot, but I think the haze worked in my favour and masked that a little bit!
Yup, the approach shots were taken along the old A210. There’s a layby where you can park just opposite the rental car and Stansted Audi garages. As for the other side of the approach, near the long stay car park, I normally park elsewhere and then cycle the rest, but I know the Hilton will let you park in their car park if you take a ticket at the barrier.
Will you be around to catch it leaving tomorrow?
Adam
Ok cheers for that Adam! What time does she leave tomorrow?
By: STN - 30th March 2007 at 11:23
Hi all – thanks for your comments and feedback
Excellent work Adam! Can’t believe you caught the 707, didn’t have a clue it was due. What time was it? I must have narrowly missed it whilst driving to work at the terminal at 16:15.
Where were you taking those approach shots from, somewhere on the old A120? It seems as though you have taken that first MD-11 shot from the fence opposite the long-stay car park…did you not get moved on with your car?
Hi Dan, she arrived at about 1330. The sun was quite high by then as you can see in the shot, but I think the haze worked in my favour and masked that a little bit!
Yup, the approach shots were taken along the old A210. There’s a layby where you can park just opposite the rental car and Stansted Audi garages. As for the other side of the approach, near the long stay car park, I normally park elsewhere and then cycle the rest, but I know the Hilton will let you park in their car park if you take a ticket at the barrier.
Will you be around to catch it leaving tomorrow?
Adam
By: lukeylad - 30th March 2007 at 10:18
Just to let you all know the 707 is due to fly back to LAX at 1300 Saturday
By: fabke - 29th March 2007 at 09:47
Wow , very nice collection , like a lot the big boys and of course the 707 😀
By: lukeylad - 29th March 2007 at 09:39
Sweet jesus gotta love JTs 707. I think he is over promoting his new film.
By: wannabe pilot - 29th March 2007 at 00:25
Excellent work Adam! Can’t believe you caught the 707, didn’t have a clue it was due. What time was it? I must have narrowly missed it whilst driving to work at the terminal at 16:15.
Where were you taking those approach shots from, somewhere on the old A120? It seems as though you have taken that first MD-11 shot from the fence opposite the long-stay car park…did you not get moved on with your car?
By: Manston Airport - 28th March 2007 at 22:45
Brilliant shots Adam,Like the Fedex BMD-11 and the EOS 757 😎 Take it JT is over here for his new movie.
James
By: adamkendall - 28th March 2007 at 22:41
Nice photos there, the FedEx looks good, and i love that light streak across the Air France 146. It must have been pretty awesome to see JT’s 707!:D