Do they allow access to the aircraft graveyard at Alverca? Were there any historical photos on display?

Good find!

There would clearly have to be a bridge structure running under the fuselage under the cockpit area to stabilize the structure….could it be a retouched photo? or is it definitely a real world mock-up?

Smashing!….more please!

Sax player was Raphael Ravenscroft who was still playing in the West Country a few years ago….dunno about the fee story though

Aye, RIP.
I preferred “Stuck in the Middle” personally.
Baker street was made good by the Saxaphone solo, which was not Gerry Rafferty but a session musician, and legend has it that Gerry Rafferty never paid him, as the pay cheque for £25, bounced!

Possibly in the Aerodrome Hotel this year, scheduled at 1030 am I read

Planemike…. put ‘Google’ or ‘Google translator’ in the search box on your computer and see whats on offer…if you have the Google homepage installed it should offer you an automatic translation of foreign language text items

U.S. use of Britannias

This ,I think, is as close as it got! As the caption says Northeast ordered Britannias, at least one was painted up, but they were cancelled and Viscounts purchased instead. If the Britannia had been on time it could have picked up a lot of U.S. domestic orders
http://www.abpic.co.uk/photo/1191747/