Aerospace Collection (page 5)

BAe. 146 CC. 2 ZE700
Royal Air Force - British Aerospace BAe.146 CC.2 ZE700 (msn E.1021, ex G-6-021, ex G-5-02, ex G-5-507), at RAF Fairford for the Royal International Air Tattoo on 13 July 2018. Date: 2018

BAe. 146 CC. 2 ZE701
Royal Air Force - British Aerospace BAe.146 CC.2 ZE701 (msn E.1029, ex G-6-029, ex G-5-03) Date: circa 2015

BAe. 146 C. 3 ZE707
Royal Air Force - British Aerospace BAe.146 C.3 ZE707 (msn E.2211, ex OO-TAZ) Date: circa 2015

BAe. 146 C. 3 ZE708
Royal Air Force - British Aerospace BAe.146 C.3 ZE708 (msn E.2211, ex OO-TAY) Date: circa 1995

BAe. 146 CC. 2 ZE702
Royal Air Force - British Aerospace BAe.146 CC.2 ZE702 (msn E.1124, ex G-6-124, ex G-5-04) Date: circa 1995

British Aerospace U-125 52-3003
Japan Air Self Defence Force - British Aerospace U-125 52-3003 (msn 258250) Date: circa 2000

British Aerospace U-125 49-3043
Japan Air Self Defence Force - British Aerospace U-125 49-3043 (msn 258242) Date: circa 2000

Galaxy Aerospace C-38A Courier 94-1569
United States Air National Guard - Galaxy Aerospace C-38A Courier 94-1569 (msn 089, (IAI-1125A)) Date: circa 2000

Galaxy Aerospace C-38A Courier 94-1570
United States Air National Guard - Galaxy Aerospace C-38A Courier 94-1570 (msn 090, (IAI-1125A)) Date: circa 2000

McDonnell Douglas - British Aerospace T-45A Goshawk 165077
United States Navy - McDonnell Douglas - British Aerospace T-45A Goshawk 165077 (msn A081). (Crashed near Tallahassee, FL 29 December 2010. Both crew ejected). Date: circa 2000

Swearingen SA226-TC Metro II PH-NLZ (msn TC-277, line number 236), of the NLR-(Dutch Aerospace Laboratory) Date: circa 2000

British Aerospace BAe 146-100STA G-BSTA (msn E1002), the prototype conversion of the military version of the BAe 146, at the SBAC Farnborough Air-show, held from 4-11 September 1988. Date: 1988

Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S. 2B XX889 - T
Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S.2B XX889 - T (msn B3-05-73), preserved at the Aerospace Museum Cosford, seen at an air display. Date: circa 2015

Republic F-105D-31-RE Thunderchief 63-4301, on display at Aerospace Museum of California, McClellan, California. Date: circa 1990

British Aerospace Harrier GR. 3 XZ995
British Aerospace Harrier GR.3 XZ995 (msn 712218), at RAF St Mawgan on 10 September 1997. Date: 1997

British Aerospace Jetstream T. 3 ZE439
Royal Navy - British Aerospace Jetstream T.3 ZE439 (msn 656, ex G-31-656), at RNAS Yeovilton on 12 July 1996. Date: 1998

British Aerospace Sea Harrier FA. 2 ZD612
Royal Navy - British Aerospace Sea Harrier FA.2 ZD612 (msn 41H-912051/B45/P7), at the Yeovilton International Air Day on 12 July 1996. Date: 1996

British Aerospace Jetstream T. 2 XX484
Royal Navy - British Aerospace Jetstream T.2 XX484 (msn 266 P/N 58, base code CU, call-sign 66'), at the Yeovilton International Air Day on 12 July 1996. Date: 1996

British Aerospace Harrier T. 8 ZD993
Royal Navy - British Aerospace Harrier T.8 ZD993 (msn 212046), at RNAS Yeovilton on 12 July 1996. Date: 1996

British Aerospace Harrier T. 8 ZD992
Royal Navy - British Aerospace Harrier T.8 ZD992 (msn 212045), at RNAS Yeovilton on 12 July 1996. Date: 1996

BAe - McDD Harrier GR. 7 ZD461
Royal Air Force - British Aerospace / McDonnell Douglas Harrier GR.7 ZD461 (msn P51), at RNAS Yeovilton on 12 July 1996. Date: 1996

British Aerospace Sea Harrier FA. 2 ZH796
Royal Navy - British Aerospace Sea Harrier FA.2 ZH796 (msn NB01), at RNAS Yeovilton on 12 July 1996. Date: 1996

BAe 146-300QT G-TNTR
British Aerospace BAe 146-300QT G-TNTR (msn E3151), of XP Parcel System, on approach to Athens International Airport, on 10 November 1998. Date: 1998

McDonnell Douglas - British Aerospace AV-8B+ MM7220 - 1-14
Aviazione Navale - McDonnell Douglas / British Aerospace AV-8B+ MM7220 / 1-14 (msn 272/IT009), of Gruppo Aerei 1. (Aviazione Navale - equates to Italian Naval Aviation) Date: 1998

Gilruth presents President Kennedy with a model of the Apollo spacecraft, 1960s. Dr. Robert R. Gilruth (left), Manned Spacecraft Center Director, presents President John F

Dr. Max Munk, chief of aerodynamics, in his office at Langley, Virginia, USA, 1926. German aerospace engineer Max M. Munk (1890-1986) achieved lasting fame by conceiving, developing

Apollo 16 Moon Plaque Installation, 1972. Creator: NASA
Apollo 16 Moon Plaque Installation, 1972. Working inside the Apollo 16 Saturn V space vehicle at the launch pad, Grumman Aerospace Corporation technician Ken Crow attaches a plaque bearing the names

Spacecraft, Mariner 10, Flight Spare, 1973. Creator: Boeing Aircraft Co
Mariner 10 was the seventh successful launch in the Mariner series and the first spacecraft to use the gravitational pull of one planet (Venus) to reach another (Mercury)

British Aerospace Hawk T. 1 XX177
Royal Air Force - British Aerospace Hawk T.1 XX177 (msn 024/312024), of N0, 208(R) Squadron, on approach to land. Date: ca2000

de Havilland DH. 106 Comet 1XB G-APAS
de Havilland DH.106 Comet 1XB G-APAS (msn 6022, ex F-BGNZ / XM823 / 8351M), at the RAF Museum Cosford / Aerospace Museum Cosford

British Aerospace 700B F-GASL (msn 257022), of Societe Schlumberger, at Dublin Airport on 20 January 1979. Date: 1979

Harrier at Belize
Me and British Aerospace Harrier GR.3 XZ990 F of No.1417 Flight Royal Air Force, with 330 Gallon drop tanks fitted, at Foxy-Golf hide, Philip S. W

Me with Harrier
Me leaning on the wing of a British Aerospace Harrier GR.3 (Phase 6) on the 1453 Flight pan, RAF Stanley, in the Falkland Islands October 1984. Date: 1984

Two RAF English Electric Lightning jet fighter aircraft prepare to refuel from a Handley Page Victor tanker aircraft during a flypast at a RAF Exhibition. 3rd September, 1970

Open air meeting at the British Aircraft Corporation Works, Strand Road, Preston, on 9th April 1965. Being addressed by Preston North MP Julian Amery following the announcement of the cancellation of

The De Havilland Comet, the worlds first commercial jet airliner to reach production, is seen here in B.O.A.C. airline colours

A Pan Am Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet airliner. 05 / 07 / 1977
A Pan Am Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet airliner. 05/07/1977

The first Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet arrived at Heathrow Airport, three hours late. It had been delayed in New York where the one of the fan jet engines had been giving trouble and had to be changed

Chaos reigns in one of the terminal buildings at Heathrow Airport during a walkout by engineers which caused delays and cancellations to flights. Circa : February, 1978

Tynesides No. 1 sportsman Arthur E George, hale and hearty at 73
Tynesides No.1 sportsman Arthur E George, hale and hearty at 73, went out to show the " young uns" how its done today to celebrate his 73rd birthday

The picture shows some of the steel towers, erected by environmentalists, around the perimeter of Narita Airport, Tokyo, Japan. Circa : March 1978

This is what in flight service looked like at the time of the early airlines. Thats a hostess not a nurse doing the pouring with the chic coffee pot. Circa : 1930

A glittering fairey queen dropped into Gatwick Airport and cheered many holidaymakers grounded by the air traffic controllers dispute

A Hawker Siddleley Harrier GR 1 (Jump Jet), the worlds first fixed wing vertical / short take off and landing close support aircraft, landed at St Panras, London

A policeman looks on as a RAF search and rescue Sea King helicopter from RAF Boulmer lands at Richardson Road, Newcastle, near the Royal Victoria Infirmary. 08/11/1980

An aerial view of Sumburgh Airport, Shetland. Circa: 31 / 07 / 1979
An aerial view of Sumburgh Airport, Shetland. Circa: 31/07/1979

An Aerospatiale Dauphin helicopter, flown by former Royal Navy pilot Keith Brown, 45, of Bond Helicopters, airlifts one of the twenty five half-ton ventilation units onto the glass roof of NEI

Dan-Air duty officer, Jackie Blackburn, from Jesmond, who had been working 13 hour shifts during four days of delays to flights at Newcastle Airport. 29/08/1977

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