Looks like no confirmed displays as of yet but will be interested to see how this develops! Thanks for bringing it to our attention.

Any more updates to this? Graham did you find out anything ?

Apart from model aircraft what else do you have in there?

I agree with Flyingspark , look at it from a positive, be proud the airline has chosen your image.

As Kev 35 states: If you don’t want your image to be used, then dont put it on the web to share with the rest of the world.

I hope you reach your satisfactory outcome.

I’m impressed by the size of those props, where does the open door by the hostess lead too? I know the aircraft had a lower deck, by chance was this the entrance for the embarking passengers.

On the subject of the Stratocrusier has any one got any photos of the interior? By all accounts it was quite a impressive and decadent inside, I guess it’s a bit similar to how to how the modern Airbus A380 was first marketed but never in fact came to be.

Great photo Rob and that’s why it has been placed on the airline website. I would see this as a positive as opposed to a negative. The airline has in theory selected your picture to repesent their corporate image, what a great accolade to your good work, take that away with you!

Having said all that (and I will admittedly contradict myself here) in all probability some private web designer contraced by the airline has probably sought and used your image(s). The airline will probably be unaware and he or she has no doubt profitted from this. The airline will be non the wiser as to what happened and probably has more important concerns to worry about in reality such as aircraft going tech etc. Your gripe should be with the web designer, try and find their details out from the airline marketing department.

I understand the theory of copyright etc, however if you put your work on the internet and expose it to 6 billion people then the law of average states that someone is bound to use or “steal” it. It goes without saying. It may be copyight law in the United Kingdom but the same law certainly does not apply in Kazakhstan, , Laos, Guatelma or god knows else where!
God bless you Rob!

I’m not too sure what all the fuss is about here, in my part of the world it’s quite common to find children doing the cockpit pre-flight checks on the Boeing jets prior to take off.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOK_Z7C3FiY&feature=related

Ok Ladies, as spring and summer is arriving in the not too distant future, and the green shoots of recovery are amongst us, what limited aerojumbles (dates & venues) are organised for this year in the United Kingdom???