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British Aerospace 700B F-GASL
British Aerospace 700B F-GASL (msn 257022), of Societe Schlumberger, at Dublin Airport on 20 January 1979. Date: 1979
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1979 Aerospace Airport Dublin Societe January
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1. Title: "British Aerospace 700B - Societe Schlumberger's F-GASL at Dublin Airport, 1979" 2. Description: This photograph depicts the British Aerospace 700B aircraft, registration number F-GASL (msn 257022), belonging to Societe Schlumberger, as it sits majestically on the tarmac at Dublin Airport on a crisp January morning in 1979. The British Aerospace 700B, a versatile and advanced aircraft of its time, is seen here in all its glory, showcasing its sleek and modern design. The image captures the essence of aviation history, as the plane awaits its next mission, ready to soar through the skies. 3. Background: The British Aerospace 700B, also known as the BAC One-Eleven, was a short- to medium-range, twin-engine jet airliner developed and manufactured by the British Aircraft Corporation (BAC) and later British Aerospace. The aircraft was introduced in 1972 and served various roles, including passenger, freight, and military applications. Societe Schlumberger, a leading international oilfield services company, operated this particular aircraft for its geophysical survey operations. 4. Technical Details: F-GASL, msn 257022, was built in 1978 and was powered by two Rolls-Royce Spey RB.168-32 turbofan engines, providing a maximum thrust of 13,500 pounds-force each. The aircraft had a length of 31.5 meters, a wingspan of 29.7 meters, and a maximum takeoff weight of 48,150 kg. It could accommodate up to 112 passengers in a typical two-class configuration. 5. Significance: This photograph offers a unique glimpse into the past, showcasing the British Aerospace 700B in its prime, as it was used by Societe Schlumberger for geophysical survey operations. The image is an important reminder of the significant role aviation played in the exploration and development of the oil and gas industry, as well as the advancements in aircraft technology during the late 1970s.
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