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Bonus Photo of the Day 16th April 2025.

G-JMAC, British Aerospace Jetstream 4100, owned by the Speke Aerodrome heritage group, in the manufacturers in-house demonstrator livery, on display in the rear car park of the Crowne Plaza hotel, Liverpool John Lennon Airport (formerly Speke Airport), 11th March 2025.
This is probably the best preserved exhibit here, but is also the youngest exhibit.
The large car park here is actually the apron area for the original terminal building, which has now been converted into a hotel.

#Liverpool #JohnLennon #Speke #LPL #EGGP #CrownePlaza #BritishAerospace #BAE #Jetstream #J41 #SpekeAerodromeHeritageGroup
#Avgeek #aviation #planespotting #photography

Side view of a white, twin propellor-engined airliner parked facing to the left on concrete. There is a thin, blue, red, and orange stripe running along the body from the nose, getting wider as it moves rearwards, until it sweeps up towards the tail, which is almost entirely blue, with the registration "G-0JMAC" in white, and a white, winged, circular logo at the top. There are dark blue "Jetstream 41" titles on the upper forward fuselage. There is a white, concrete weight on the ground under the left wing-tip, that would normally be attached by a rope to the underside of the wing. Grey concrete apron fills the bottom of the frame, , leading up to trees in the distance. Fluffy white and grey clouds fill the top of the frame, with patches pf blue peeking through.
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Manc AvGeek

Bonus Photo of the Day 4th April 2025.

G-BEJD, Hawker-Siddeley HS-748 Srs.1/105, owned by the Speke Aerodrome Heritage Group, looking rather sorry for itself in the remains of a Dan-Air livery, in the rear car park of the Crowne Plaza Hotel (formerly the original terminal building) at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, 11th March 2025.

#Liverpool #JohnLennon #LPL #EGGP #HawkerSiddeley #HS748 #SpekeAerodromeHeritageGroup #DanAir #CrownePlazaHotel
#AvGeek #aviation #planespotting #photography

Side view of a white, twin propellor-engined airliner, facing to the right, suspended on white metal supports under the wings and fuselage. The white fuselage has paint stripped off the belly with the remnants of red paint on the bottom of the nose cone, with the red tail almost hidden behind the wing. Grey concrete fills the lower half of the frame, with a strong shadow being cast on the ground. Green storage containers and trees are visible under the planes body, with blue sky and scattered fluffy white cloud above.
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Manc AvGeek

Bonus Photo of the Day 2nd April 2025.

G-RVNP, Partenavia P.68B Victor, RavenAir, seconds after taking off from Runway 09 at Liverpool John Lennon, 11th March 5.
RavenAir operates a load of these for survey and mapping flights, and are regularly spotted in the skies around the UK.
Photo taken on my phone after my camera battery died, hence the low quality.

#Liverpool #JohnLennon #LPL #EGGP #Runway09 #Partenavia #P68 #Victor #RavenAir #Survey
#AvGeek #aviation #planespotting #photography

Slightly grainy side view of a white, high-winged, twin propellor-engined light aircraft flying from right to left ot a low altitude. The plane has a dark blue belly, and red and yellow stripes running along the body. The registration "G-RVNP" is visible under the left wing, and on the side of the rear fuselage. The word "Survey" is visible under the right wing. There are small, black "RavenAir" titles on the lower part of the tailfin. Bright, hazy skies fill the rest of the frame.
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Manc AvGeek

Bonus Photo of the Day 28th March 2025.

G-AMLZ, Percival P.50 Prince 3E, on static display in the car park behind the Crowne Plaza Hotel at Liverpool John Lennon, 11th March 2025.
The hotel is actually the original terminal building, although it is no longer part of the airport.
I think the Speke Aerodrome Heritage Group may have bitten off more than they can chew with this project, all the exhibits here are in some form of decay, all look fairly miserable and sorry for themselves.

#Liverpool #JohnLennon #LPL #EGGP #CrownePlazaHotel #Percival #P50 #Prince
#AvGeek #aviation #planespotting #photography

Side view of a silver, high-winged, twin propellor-engined light transport aircraft parked facing to the left. There is a red stripe running along the body, with red registration "G-AMLZ" in the rear fuselage, the registration also being visible under the left wing. There is a British flag on the tail. There is an orange and white traffic cone on the ground under the wing, attached to the underside of the wing by a rope. The main wheels are lifted off the ground, held by triangular metal frames. In the background, a large, brown brick building with lots of windows stretches across the whole frame, with a clock tower behind the wings rising up into the blue sky.
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Manc AvGeek

Bonus Photo of the Day 16th March 2025.

G-ANCF, Bristol Britannia Series 308F, previously of Invicta International, looking a bit sorry for itself in the car park behind the Crowne Plaza hotel at Liverpool John Lennon airport, 11th march 2025.
This a long-term restoration project, and it is planned to eventually put it back on it's feet, in British Eagle colours.
For now, however, it isn't looking too happy.

#Liverpool #JohnLennon #LPL #EGGP #CrownePlaza #Bristol #Britannia #Invicta
#AvGeek #aviation #planespotting #photography

Side view of a rather dilapidated, bare metal, 4 propellor-engined airliner (with the engines removed!) lying on blocks on the floor. The nose-wheel is slightly dropped down, and resting on another block. The metal fuselage appears to be torn around the wing root, probably where the wing was removed to transport it here. The frame around the cockpit windows appears to have been painted white, which look a bit odd with the rest of it being in a bare metal finish. Fluffy grey and white clouds fill most of the frame behind.
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SuperIlu

If the Lock Picking Lawyer every wants a real challenge he should try to open the loose black tea package from Lidl!

"Nothing on the first adhesive tape, nothing on two, three is sticking, we got a little bit of movement on four. Back to the beginning..."

#LPL
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G-ASYD, British Aircraft Corporation BAC 1-11-400AM, British Aerospace, serving as a Fly By Light flight demonstrator, at Liverpool Speke, some time in the early 1990s.

A7-BOF, Boeing 777-3ZGER, Qatar Airways, smoking the mains after touching down on Runway 23Right at Manchester Airport, as seen from the top of the T3 car park.

 

HB-IXH, British Aerospace Avro RJ85, CrossAir, at Amsterdam Schipol, either 1993 or 1996.

 

G-AVOF, Bristol 175 Britannia 312F, in full BOAC colours on display outside the Royal Air Force Museum, RAF Cosford, 5th February 1996.

 

3 Boeing 737s and an Airbus A320 almost lined up, from front to rear, D-ABHH, B737-230, D-ABEB, B737-330, D-ABWF, B737-330, and D-AIOE, A320-211, all Lufthansa, at Dusseldorf Airport, either 1993 or 1996.

 

G-APSA, Douglas DC-6A(C), Instone Airlines, at Woodford Airshow, 25th June 1994.

 

D-ADFO, Douglas DC-10-30, Lufthansa, at Frankfurt Airport, October or November 1993.

 

F-OGYM, Airbus A310-324, Diamond Sakha, at London Heathrow, some time in the late 1990s.

 

OK-JBJ, Ilyushin IL-62M, BemoAir bringing Czech fans for a Euro ’96 football match, at Manchester Airport, 9th June 1996.

https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2024/02/06/photo-of-the-day-6th-february-2024/

Side view of a white and orange, twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the rear fuselage, under a grim grey sky.
Side view of a white and mauve, twin engined jet airliner, with flaps extended from the rear of the wings and the main wheels raising smoke from the runway while it's nose wheel is still up in the air. with trees and hills in the background being swallowed up by the bright but hazy sky.
Closeup of the white, red, and blue tail of a white jet airliner parked facing to the left, with an airport terminal building in the background.
Side view of the blue and white rear fuselage and tail of a 4 propellor engined airliner parked facing to the left, with grey skies filling the rest of the frame.
#a310#a320#airbus
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