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Book ReviewsSpotting ResourcesVintage Airliners
Announcing Our New Airliner Reference Guide – Pre-Order for Prizes!
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusToday we’re pleased to bring you a new resource and reference guide to commercial aircraft. …
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Classic AirlinersNorth AmericaVintage Airliners
Was this the last flight of the BAC 1-11?
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusAn airliner type once familiar all over the world has made what is likely to …
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Classic AirlinersNorth AmericaPreserved AirlinersSpotting NewsVintage Airliners
Prepare for the D-Day Squadron
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThis June marks the 75th anniversary of the D-Day Invasion of France during World War …
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Classic AirlinersNorth AmericaSpotting HotelsVintage Airliners
TWA Connie Takes a Trip Through Times Square
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe preserved TWA Lockheed Constellation which was recently transported to New York JFK (see our …
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Book ReviewsClassic AirlinersVintage Airliners
De Havilland Comet – The World’s First Commercial Jetliner – Book Review
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusA new book from Air World in the World’s Greatest Airliners series is De Havilland …
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Classic AirlinersSpotting ResourcesVintage Airliners
Boeing 747 at 50. These are the Oldest 747s in Existence
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe Boeing 747 first flew 50 years ago on February 9, 1969. That day was …
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Classic AirlinersNorth AmericaSpotting VideosVintage Airliners
Plane Savers! Behind the Scenes at Buffalo Airways, and Saving a D-Day DC-3
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusFans of the Ice Pilots NWT TV show that ran from 2009-2014 and followed life …
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Airlines & AirlinersClassic AirlinersMiddle EastVintage Airliners
Iran Aseman Retires Last Scheduled Boeing 727
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusIran Aseman was the last airline in the world operating the Boeing 727 in regular …
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Classic AirlinersMiddle EastVintage Airliners
What Happened to Saha Air’s Boeing 707s
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusRemember when every aviation enthusiast seemed to be making the journey to Iran to fly …
