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#aeropark

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mancavgeek
EI-FMJ, ATR72-600, FlyBe, operated by Stobart Air, accelerating along Runway 05 Left at Manchester Airport, as seen from the Runway Visitor Park, 26th January 2018.

G-BECG, Boeing 737-204(A), EasyJet, taxiing to the terminal at Amsterdam Schipol, 27th September 1996.

 

G-BEOZ, Armstrong-Whitworth AW-650 Argosy 101, Elan Air, on display at East Midlands Aeropark at East Midlands Airport, 29th April 1992.

https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2024/09/27/photo-of-the-day-27th-september-2024/

Side view of a very purple, high-winged, twin propellor-engined airliner moving from right to left at high speed. The plane has large "FlyBe" titles on the forward fuselage in white, and diagonally on the white tail in light and dark blue. There are yellow and red bands around the rear fuselage and front of the tail. Small, white "Stobart Air" titles are over the rear cabin windows, with the registration "EI-FMJ" just below the windows, also in white. Green grass fills the foreground, while grass and trees in the background are smeared into a blur, under bright but hazy skies.
Side view of a white, twin engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left. The plane has large numbers - "0990 29 29 29" - painted, billboard style, along the length of the fuselage in orange, with white, diagonal "EasyJet" titles on the orange tail. In the background are another couple of jet airliners, one white with a blue tail on the left, the other white with an orange and blue stripe running along the body on the right. Green grass divided by black taxiways run off to the distance.
Side view of a white, high-winged, 4 propellor-engined cargo plane parked on grass facing to the right. The propellors have been removed from the outer engines, and there is a gaping hole in the pod where the inner engine should be. The inner engine pod extends rearwards from behind the wing, forming a white boom that holds the twin tail. The planes relatively short fuselage has a red belly with red stripes running along the body, and red "Elan" titles with sillhouettes of a man in various stages of breaking into a run from blocks below the bump on top of the fuselage containing the cockpit. The tail boom has red "The Overnight Delivery System" titles, with the registration "G-BEOZ" under the tail in black. A couple of cars are parked on a gravel roadway in the foreground, while a smaller plane is sneaking out of frame on the left. Trees are arranged in a row in the background, under cloudy grey skies.
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DHMosquito

Britten Sheriff, East Midlands International Airport 'Aeropark'. When John Britten died suddenly his last design, a light twin, was c.70% complete, and had been pushed into 'the weeds'. I was Curator of the Aeropark at the time, and was part of a team which viewed the aircraft on the Isle of Wight, and arranged for it to be transported to the museum. Many years later, it now stands on public exhibition, one of the last flowerings of the British 'light twin' #British #aircraft #twinenginedaircraft #JohnBritten #BrittenSheriff #EastMidlands #EMIA #EGNX #airport # #avgeek #aviationlovers #photography #museum #aeropark #isleofwight #leicestershire #InternationalAirport

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