The BAC One-Eleven was developed by the British Aircraft Corporation (BAC) as a jet successor…
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Classic Airliners
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The significant growth in inclusive tour package holidays during the 1950s and 1960s led…
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Book ReviewsClassic AirlinersVintage Airliners
BAC One-Eleven – Book Review
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThere have been some great subjects covered by Key Publishing in their Classic Airliners and…
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Classic AirlinersSpotting ResourcesVintage Airliners
A List of All Surviving (Classic) Boeing 747s
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe Boeing 747 is becoming a rarer aircraft to see flying, and particularly so for…
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Classic AirlinersMiscellaneous SpottingVintage Airliners
16 Airlines Still Flying the MD-80
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe McDonnell Douglas MD-80 is a series of airliners developed from the Douglas DC-9 in…
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Book ReviewsClassic AirlinersVintage Airliners
Book Review – Lockheed Constellation
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusA new book in the Historic Commercial Aircraft Series of books from Key Publishing is…
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Air UK was an independent regional airline formed in 1980 from the merger of two…
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Classic AirlinersSpotting ResourcesVintage Airliners
Boeing 747 Passenger Routes – Update
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusIt’s been a while since we last updated the details of where passenger Boeing…
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Airlines & AirlinersClassic AirlinersVintage AirlinersWestern Europe
West Atlantic Ends BAe ATP Flights
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe last remaining European operator of the British Aerospace ATP turboprop airliner retired the type…
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Classic AirlinersUKVintage AirlinersWestern Europe
Boeing 707s in British Service
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusBritain in the 1950s was leading the world in the development of jet aircraft travel,…
