Classic British Flight Sim

All photos are by Michael Harries and are copyright the Tangmere Military Aviation Trust.

Air Spain Britannia 312, EC-BFJ at Biggin Hill, May 1974


British Eagle Britannia 312, G-AOVM at Heathrow, June 1969


British United Britannia 307F, G-ANCD at Gatwick, September 1968


Caledonian Britannia 314, G-ATMA at Gatwick, May 1969


Caledonian Britannia 314, G-ASTF at Gatwick, May 1969. Note the pink line progressive taxi guidance system in use at Gatwick long before MS borrowed it for Flight Sim! ;-)


Caledonian Britannia 314, G-ATNZ at Gatwick, April 1969


Caledonian Britannia 319, G-AOVA at Gatwick, May 1969


Caledonian Britannia 312, G-AOVJ (and friends!) at Gatwick, May 1969


CPA Britannia314, CF-CZB at Heathrow, date unknown


Donaldson Britannia 312, G-AOVC at Gatwick, July 1969


Part 3 to follow.
Pete

Love these pics Pete

The Starliner is one of the rarer types hiding away there

Garry

Really enjoying these Pete.

The CPA one is a real rarity

Some nice memories in there of Gatwick

Oh yes the Air Spain On at Biggin - belonged to IAS - and was slowly reduced for spares

Leif

Great shots, Garry these liveries are going to look so good on your Brit ;-)

DispatchDragon wrote:The CPA one is a real rarity

They used to use the call sign "Empress" if I recall correctly - very classy!
PP

Some lovely liveries there for sure Trev

Pete right about Empress call sign , what's quite rare about the Brit is that short lived livery, they are more commonly depicted in the multi pin scheme that was simliar to TCA.

Garry

A little sad for such a beautiful aircraft designed for transatlantic traffic, but I used to fly up to Liverpool in British Eagle Brittannia aircraft in the 1960s - before the railway had electrical powered trains out of Euston Station.

Have been following this series with as much interest as i did when Doctor Who fought the Daleks back in the sixties, very many thanks for showing these Peter, the one photograph that really caught my eye from all the photos posted is the one at Heathrow, (second down) not just the Britannia but also of the cars.........True British Classics.....well, apart from one that is!! :roll:

Nigel.

Nigel H-J wrote: not just the Britannia but also of the cars

Me too, Nigel. I have to confess that in many of these photos, I find the background just as interesting as the main subject!
Pete