The Harvard was PH-KMA. It was brought back to Holland and went into deep storage. Thought it was sold some time ago though and left.
BW Roger
I believe the aircraft, c/n 14A-12167 was acquired by the Osterreichisches Luftfahtmuseum, Graz, Austria.
Their website confirms that they have a Texan under restoration.
Not many W.W. lovers out there then, no bids, no sale unless you want to make a private offer!
But they’ve put the Sunderland and Hurricane on the same stamp so I’m happy 😉
Does anybody know if you can use these on the mainland or do I have to take my Christmas cards to the Isle of Man this year?
I believe they are ‘legal tender’ on the mainland, but your envelopes are going to look a bit empty as the stamps aren’t released until January!:D
If you want stamps for this years Chrimble, you will have to use this set from Jersey that was issued in September featuring the D.24, Vulcan, B.52 and Concorde.
http://www.myshop247.com/clients/jerseypost/product_detail.asp?sku=6232
I never fully understood quite how they ended up with a single 757 and single A330 too, it sort of defeats all type commonality logic.
That is a conundrum which I cannot find an easy answer to!
Air Greenland is not a two plane airline. It has three hubs in Greenland where the shortest flight is 25 minutes. It has seventy nine worldwide flights per week and Baltimore is the new scheduled service.
It has a fleet of helicopters as well as DHC-6, DHC-7 and Super King Air aircraft.
… a postcard ?
http://www.ovi.ch/b377/pcs/clublounge.jpg
Politically not correct, smoking on a plane!:D
Will a video do? Cockpit only.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=q7KyP7hBZ5I
This might be better, but it’s not running properly for me at the moment.
With that many smileys, we’re talking Phil, not Ollie!
Adrian
But still not up to the standard set by Stormbird262!!!!!
The same story all over the world, to the winner the spoils, who remembers the second person on the moon?:D
Actually, Col. Sweeney died in 2004.
A long obituary from the L.A. Times.
http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-na-tibbets2nov02,1,1463901.story?coll=la-news-obituaries
Well, you wouldn’t miss it if you saw would you! It has visited Zurich (tech stop), Grenoble, Manchester, Paris, Strasbourg, Mallorca, Stockholm but its favourite destination is Copenhagen.
Itcould be the rear part of a dassault flamand …
I think that’s a good guess, but you will notice that the window is in the centre of the door on the MD.312 and not offset.:confused:
Another longer report from the Globe and Mail describing the rescue and how near this could have turned into a tragedy.:) Interesting to think that Katie will probably have no memory of this accident in her later life apart from the newspaper cuttings.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20071030.SURVIVOR30/TPStory/Nationa
O.K. second time lucky, try this one!:D
Here are the thirteen 732’s operated by Gulf Air plus A40-BK which was destroyed.
http://www.airfleets.net/flottecie/Gulf%20Air-history-b737.htm
This is the latest picture I could find of N306GB (A40-TY) taken at Miami in 5/06. It has been variously described as damaged by Hurricane Katrina and Wilma the year before.