Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 20:19
Latest livery:
Air France
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Air France
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http://www.alliedfsgroup.com/cgi-bin/fo ... 1186161646
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AFG Caravelle III Finally nearing release...
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Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 21:38
Looks great! were there any british operators of the Caravelle?
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 21:44
I was thinking the same thing but could'nt come up with any at all. I'm sure someone will confirm this.blanston12 wrote:Looks great! were there any british operators of the Caravelle?
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 21:52
No British operators. 
Garry
Garry
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 22:09
Thought as much. I guess there was nothing that it offered that was'nt already covered by our British machines. Apart from those lovely windows.. 
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 22:12
At the time we were into the Viscount..with the Vanguard to follow.
When the French first studied, projects with Darts were considered but there was no point in re inventing the Viscount so they went into new territory with the twin jet concept.
Given the time they did this it was indeed a very brave move.
Garry
When the French first studied, projects with Darts were considered but there was no point in re inventing the Viscount so they went into new territory with the twin jet concept.
Given the time they did this it was indeed a very brave move.
Garry
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 22:17
Sterling was as near as you'll get - well after all it may have had an aah de Havilland nose and R-R noise generators at the back, but the middle is afflicted by garlic-chewing surrender monkey engineering 
On the Caravelle slant, a friend lives in Fernhurst which I believe was the site of a Caravelle crash. There is little local record of the tragedy. I recall one of the aero magazines having an article about it, but I missed getting a copy. Anyone have any details?
- well after all it may have had an aah de Havilland nose and R-R noise generators at the back, but the middle is afflicted by garlic-chewing surrender monkey engineering On the Caravelle slant, a friend lives in Fernhurst which I believe was the site of a Caravelle crash. There is little local record of the tragedy. I recall one of the aero magazines having an article about it, but I missed getting a copy. Anyone have any details?
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 22:21
Posted: 04 Aug 2007, 00:31
Thanks for the link, not sure how I missed that! 
Posted: 04 Aug 2007, 05:21
Hi Hakon!
Lovely liveries! Please, keep up the good work and speedy release!
ATB
Lovely liveries! Please, keep up the good work and speedy release!
ATB