Post by davebasing on Oct 19, 2023 9:07:14 GMT
Bill Samuels and I braved the rain at Fairford and Kemble yesterday. At Kemble two of the former Air France A318s appear to have a possible future on the Lithuanian register, unlike A319 F-GRHH which does not (it carried me from CDG to LHR back in 2006).
IMG_2010A by dave tompkins, on Flickr
IMG_2012A by dave tompkins, on Flickr
IMG_2002A (1) by dave tompkins, on Flickr
Some of the others there yesterday, including finless former China Airlines 737 N29106 which I saw at Phnom Penh, Cambodia as B-18617 back in 2013. Sister ship N29105 can just be seen to its far left. The A330 is G-SAHA.
IMG_2000 by dave tompkins, on Flickr
IMG_2011A by dave tompkins, on Flickr
IMG_2008A by dave tompkins, on Flickr
IMG_2009 by dave tompkins, on Flickr
IMG_2010A by dave tompkins, on FlickrIMG_2012A by dave tompkins, on FlickrIMG_2002A (1) by dave tompkins, on FlickrSome of the others there yesterday, including finless former China Airlines 737 N29106 which I saw at Phnom Penh, Cambodia as B-18617 back in 2013. Sister ship N29105 can just be seen to its far left. The A330 is G-SAHA.
IMG_2000 by dave tompkins, on FlickrIMG_2011A by dave tompkins, on FlickrIMG_2008A by dave tompkins, on FlickrIMG_2009 by dave tompkins, on Flickr