Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Aeroplanes spotted in UK/Ireland
Here is a look at some of the airlines that you don't see in NZ.
Travel agents have their own planes!
These planes are in the Brooklands Museum in Surrey, near Byfleet. A Concorde and a BAC Turboprop from British Air Ferries that used to fly Southend-Rotterdam. They also used DC4s that we flew on with our car once.
Some shots of Los Angeles from the 747.
And the Nevada Montains as we crossed USA heading for London.
Travel agents have their own planes!
These planes are in the Brooklands Museum in Surrey, near Byfleet. A Concorde and a BAC Turboprop from British Air Ferries that used to fly Southend-Rotterdam. They also used DC4s that we flew on with our car once.
Some shots of Los Angeles from the 747.
And the Nevada Montains as we crossed USA heading for London.
# posted by Doug @ 3:23 PM 
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The first A380 flight is on 25th October Singapore to Australia, so none of those were parked around the terminals. (You knew that ;-)
The piers look like jetties for small boats or maybe fishing. They probably fingerprint you before you go fishing.
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The piers look like jetties for small boats or maybe fishing. They probably fingerprint you before you go fishing.
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