Airliner Collection (page 8)

A Dan-Air Boeing 737 at Newcastle International Airport. 27 / 09 / 90
A Dan-Air Boeing 737 at Newcastle International Airport. 27/09/90

A Bristol Britannia airliner / aircraft of Britannia Airways. Circa 1966

A Dan-Air British Aircraft Corporation One-Eleven, (BAC-111, or BAC 1-11), was a British short-range jet airliner. This particular aircraft was named City of Newcastle in a ceremony at Newcastle

A new 50m British Airways Airbus A320 aircraft at Newcastle Airport, 23/02/89

The Armstrong Whitworth Argosy C Mk1 freightercoach aircraft which has a fare-cutting airbus version. The plane has four Rolls Royce Dart turbo-prop engines

A British Airways 757 taxis past an Air UK Fokker F27 at Heathrow Airport. 17/11/1986

The Armstrong Whitworth Argosy freightercoach aircraft which has a fare-cutting airbus version. The plane has four Rolls Royce Dart turbo-prop engines

A Virgin Atlantic Airbus A340 aircraft at Newcastle Airport, November 1997

A Braathens SAFE Boeing 737 airliner / aircraft at Newcastle Airport. September 1992 (circa)

D. C. 8 at London Airport prior to take off. June 1960 P003962
D.C.8 at London Airport prior to take off. June 1960 P003962

Farnborough Airshow. Bristol Brittania. September 1952 C4316a-018

Farnborough Airshow. Vickers Viscount. September 1952 C4316a-014

Imperial Airways Liner, Argosy, 1934. Creator: Unknown
Imperial Airways Liner, Argosy, 1934. The Armstrong Whitworth Argosy, a three-engine biplane airliner designed and produced by the British aircraft manufacturer Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft

Fokker C. II G-CAEV
Fokker C.II G-CAEV (msn 174), owned by Brock & Weymouth - P.Q. O Brien. A three-seat airliner with enclosed limousine style cabin behind the pilots open cockpit

Keystone K-78 Patrician - NX7962
Keystone K-78 Patrician NX7962. The Patrician was a 21 seat tri-motor airliner. Only one K78 and two K-78D Patricians were built, production plans falling prey to the Great Depression

Georges Van Damme in the cockpit of the Renard R. 35 airliner
Ex Warrant Officer Georges Van Damme sat in the cockpit of the ill-fated Renard R.35, a pressurised airliner developed in Belgium from 1936

Couple in Early Plane Date: 1909

Small Aircraft Date: 1948

Stratosphere Explorers Date: 1941

Gassing Up an Airplane Date: 1948

Buying Travel Insurance Date: 1950

Stewardess at Work Date: 1950

Pilot Talks To Tower Date: 1947

Seaplane Date: 1931

Airport at Night

Pilots Cabin

Plane in Sunset

Junkers Ju-52 Date: 1940s

Focke Wulf FW-200 S-1 Condor
Focke-Wulf Fw.200S-1 Condor Airliner Date: 1940s

Focke Wulf FW-200 V-1 Condor
Focke-Wulf Fw.200 Condor Airliner Date: 1940s

Bristol B-175 Britannia

de Havilland DH-115 Sud Est Mistral / Vampire
Sncase 535 Mistral Date: 1950s

de Havilland DH-115 Sea Vampire T-22
Royal Navy 702-Squadron Dh Sea Vampire T.22 at Ford with Donald Duck Nose-Art Date: 1958

de Havilland DH-115 Vampire FB-51
RAF de Havilland Dh-100 Vampire Fb.51 with Rr Nene Date: 1949

de Havilland DH-115 Sea Vampire F-21
Royal Navy de Havilland Dh-115 Sea Vampire F.21 / Mk.21 with Dh Goblin 2 Date: 1948

de Havilland DH-115 Sea Vampire F-20
Royal Navy de Havilland Dh-115 Sea Vampire F.20 Prototype Dh Goblin Date: 1948

de Havilland Sea Vampire
Royal Navy de Havilland Sea Vampire Dh Goblin Date: 1946

Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident 1E-140
The First of 5 Channel Airways Hawker Siddeley Hs-121 Trident 1E-140 Roll-Out Ceremony 25 January 1968 Date: 1968

Vickers Viscount 707
Channel Airways Vickers Viscount 707

Avro 685 York C-1
RAF 242 Squadron Avro 685 York As Once Based at RAF Abingdon, UK and Was a Participant in the Berlin-Airlift Date: 1940s

Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident
An Early Airco de Havilland Dh-121 (Pre-Trident Name) Artists-Impression Without Apu Intake - 80-100 Pax, Up to 1200 Miles at over 600Mph from Less Than 6000Ft-Runways Date: 1959

Hawker Siddeley HS-748
Channel Airways Hawker Siddeley Hs-748

Miles M-57 Aerovan 4
East Anglian Flying Servicemiles Aerovan 4 Date: 1940s

Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident 1E
Engineers Working on a Pia Hawker Siddeley Hs-121 Trident 1E During Maintenance in a Hangar at Karachi, Pakistan Date: 1960s

Sikorsky S-61N
Bea Helicopters British European Airways Sikorsky S-61N Taking-Off

Bristol 171 Sycamore Mk 3A
Bea Helicopters British European Airways Bristol 171 Sycamore Mk-3A Flying Date: 1950s

Hawker Siddeley P-1127 Kestrel FGA-1
Hawker Siddeley P-1127 Kestrel Fga-1 of the Tripartite Squadron Made Up of UK, Usa and West Germany During Test and Trials Date: 1960s

Fokker M5K / MG Eindecker prototype
German Air Service Luftstreitkrfte Fokker M5K/Mg Eindecker Prototype Parked Date: 1910s

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From the iconic Douglas DC-3 to the sleek Airbus A380, explore the fascinating world of airliners. The Douglas DC-3, also known as C-47 Dakota, revolutionized air travel with its reliability and versatility. It paved the way for future innovations like the BAC 1-11 and Aerospatiale BAC Concorde, pushing boundaries in speed and luxury. Witnessing an Airbus A380 gracefully soaring through the skies is a sight to behold - a true marvel of engineering. Let's not forget about Bristol B-175 Britannia 102, another gem that left its mark on aviation history. Behind these incredible machines were visionaries like Major Frank Bernard Halford CBE FRAeS, whose contributions shaped modern aircraft engines alongside Whittle, de Havilland, and Walker. And who could overlook the glamorous era of Pan American Airlines Flying Clipper and Lockheed Constellation? These flying giants carried passengers across oceans with style. It's not just about technology; people played a crucial role too. Meet Angela Booth, a British Caledonian Airways air hostess who brought warmth and hospitality to every flight she served on at just 23 years old. Looking back at historical moments captured forever in photographs: KLM's Douglas DC-3 (PH-ALU) at Shoreham in 1940 or their Lockheed Super Constellation - The Flying Dutchman circa 1951 - we are reminded of how far we've come in aviation. Airliners have transformed our world by connecting continents and bringing people together like never before. They embody human ingenuity and our insatiable desire to conquer new horizons.