Nice one Keith. That livery is certainly ‘an eyefull’:)
That is a beautiful thing. Straight out of a 1940s movie.
A Boeing plant in Europe, why not? At the end of the day, any unemployed individual in an economically deprived area, is going to welcome any company that is going to provide them with a decent wage and job security. I’m sure that they’re not going to give a rats a**e who owns it, or where they come from.
A very great shame. This was a guy who could lift your spirits, however down you were. As has been said already, they don’t make them like him anymore, and our comedy will be the poorer for his passing. 🙁
A very great shame. This was a guy who could lift your spirits, however down you were. As has been said already, they don’t make them like him anymore, and our comedy will be the poorer for his passing. 🙁
We live in interesting times. Good news for jobs in Alabama. I have a close friend in the Mobile area, and there is some serious unemployment in that region. Good news all round I think, except possibly for the other company;)
Nice pics. I recently did a NAP-STN on the ‘Orange Beast’ quite dazzling as you walked towards it on the ramp.
You’re welcome Sarah. I did attempt a visit to the attic for that Propliners magazine, but being confronted by a voluminous spider, I retreated. My partner will take care of it:)
AutoStick. That’s a sad story. I have always liked the Dove. I was once lucky enough to have flown on a Heron, which belonged to an outfit called Peters Aviation. IMO, both the Dove and Heron are British classics.
Neil.
Looks like this is it Sarah.
I’m sure that this accident was featured in an article, in a magazine called Propliner some years ago. I’m sure that it even carried a pic of how the house looks today, well in the early 80s anyway, as well as images of the accident itself. I think that the house concerned was renamed by the house owner as ‘Dakota’s Rest’ I’ll have to see if I can find the issue.
Very nice! It’ll be a sad day, when those MD11s are gone.
Maikel, I always look forward to your posts, you never disappoint:) That MD11 looks fantastic, as does the SAS 737. Thanks for posting these.
Deftinitely w/o! MSR777 is going to be upset! 😉
You’re not kidding:eek: What the hell was he doing? As you say, thankfully no serious casualties. Its sad to see how some of these once proud ‘limos of the sky’ have ended up. Those pics are enough to make yer weep…I need a drink:(
All joking aside, I guess one of the causes may turn out to be mechanical failure. Even tried and tested Grumman engineering will eventually succumb to maintenance standards in the good ol’ DR of Congo:rolleyes:
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