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Gatwick Airport from the 1960S to the 1980S Gatwick Airport from the 1960s to the 1980s To support the commentary on this DVD, AVION VIDEO has produced this complimentary Fact Sheet listing all the aircraft featured, in order of their first appearance. PLEASE RETURN THE SLIP BELOW TO RECEIVE A FREE CATALOGUE RAF Britannia C1 XM369 Overseas National DC8 61 Air Links DC3 G-APUC Air Spain Britannia 312 EC-BFJ Air Links DC3 G-AMKE Iberia DC9-32 Caledonian DC7C Dan Air Comet 4B G-APYC SAM DC6B I-DIME SABENA 707-329 Caledonian DC7C BEA Airtours 707-436 GAPFH UAT DC6B F-BIAM Laker Airways 707-138B TAI DC6A/B F-BHEF Dan Air Comet 4B G-APYC Falcon Airways Constellation American Flyers 727-200 BUA Hermes G-ALDG RCAF CC137 13705 Balair DC4 HB-ILB British Airtours 707-436 RCAF Bristol 170 Mk 31E KC9700 BCAL DC10 BM Britannia Britannia 102 G-ANBA Dan Air Comet 4 Iberia DC9-32 EC-BIO BCAL DC10-30 G-BEBM Caledonian Britannia 314 G-ATMA BCAL 707-320C BUA BAC 1-11 201AC G-ASJA Quebecair 707-123B Dan Air Comet 4 G-APDL BCAL DC10-30 Caledonian BAC 1-11 509EW G-AWWX Transair 707-320 Caledonian BAC 1-11 509EW G-AWWT Finnair Caravelle III BUA BAC 1-11 201ACs Karair DC8 51 OH-KDM BUA BAC 1-11 201AC G-ASJF Dan Air Comet 4C G-AROV Laker Airways BAC 1-11 320AZ Overseas National DC8 62 BUA BAC 1-11 201AC G-ASJH Wardair 747 100/200 Caledonian 707-300C CP Air 747-217B Aviogenex TU 134 Aeroflot IL62M Capitol DC8 61 Aeroflot Yak40 CCCP 87490 BUIA DC3 G-AOBN CP Air DC8 62 Tarom IL18 World Airways DC8 63CF SAM DC6B Dan Air Comet 4B G-ARJN Transglobe Britannia 314 Overseas National DC8-32 N1766R Invicta Viscount 755 G-AOCB Swissair 747-257B Caledonian Britannia 300 Dan Air Avro 748 Exec LearJet N914SB Balair DC6B HB-IBS World Airways 707-373C Air Malawi VC10 7Q-YKH Sterling DC6B Capitol DC8-62 Dan Air Comet 4 G-APDL SATA Caravelle 10 HB-ICQ Britannia 737-204 G-AWSY BCAL BAC 1-11 500 Dan Air Comet 4 G-APDK Braniff 747-227B N602BN BUA Viscount 833 G-APTD Pan Am Tristar 500 N511PA BUA BAC 1-11 201AC Air UK Bandierante Aeromaritime DC6A Aviaco DC9-30 Pacific Western 707-300C BIA BAC 1-11-400 Laker Airways BAC 1-11 320 BCAL DC10-30 G-BEBM Tradewinds CL44 Spantax DC9-14 EC-CGY Laker Airways BAC 1-11-320AZ G-AVYZ Aviaco DC9 30 Tradewinds CL44s Britannia 737-248 TF-VLM Trans International DC8 63 Genair Bandierante G-RVIP BUA BAC 1-11 201AC Northwest 747-200 Caledonian/BUA BAC 1-11 201AC Air Europe 737-200 Laker BAC 1-11 320AZ G-AVBY CTA Caravelle III HB-ICY Donaldson Intl. Britannia 300 Britannia 737-204QC G-AXNA SATA Caravelle 10R Pan Am Tristar500 N511PA BUA VC10 G-ATDJ World Airways DC10-30 CP Air DC8 63 Laker Airways DC10-30 Air Bahama 707-355C N525EJ British Airtours 737-2K2 G-BLEA Orion 737-2T5 G-BGTW Dan Air Comet 4B G-APMB Wardair 747-1D1 C-FFUN BCAL BAC 1-11 500 GARUDA AIRWAYS 747-200 BAA S61N G-LINK WORLDWAYS Canada 707-300 BCAL BAC 1-11 528FL G-BJRT DeltaAirlines Tristar BAA S61N G-LINK Northwest Orient 747-135 N620US BA Helicopters S61N G-BEWM Aviogenex TU134 Northwest Orient 747-135 TWA Tristar 100 N7036T Air Lanka Tristar Dan Air BAC 1-11-301AG G-ATPL World Airways DC10-30 Cathay Pacific 747-267 Arrow Air DC8 62H Olympic Airways A300B4-203 SX-BEB Delta Airlines Tristar Air Florida DC10-30 Dan Air Bae 146 Dan Air BAC 1-11-207AJ G-ATTP BCAL DC10-30 G-BHDI Philippines Airlines 747-100 Peoplexpress 747 Classic BCAL DC10s Aviogenex TU134 BCAL BAC 1-11 201AC G-ASJE Overseas National 747-143 World Airways DC10-30 American Airlines DC10-30 British Airtours Tristar 500 G-BFCB Wardair Canada 747-211B C-GXRA Aeroflot TU154 BCAL DC10 30 G-BFGI CTA Caravelle Emirates A310-304 A6-EKA Air New Zealand 747-219 Dan Air A300B4 Garuda 747-200 Dan Air Bae 146 British Airtours 707-336B Cal Air DC10-10 Aviaco DC9-30 British Airways A320-100 British Airtours Tristar 100 G-BEAL Air Seychelles 707-324C S7-4HM Air Florida DC10 Virgin Viscount 806 G-AOYG Air Europe 757-200 American Airlines DC10-30 BCAL 747-23B Dan Air 737-200 Dan Air Bae 146-100 Transavia 737-2K2 PH-TVS World Airways DC10-30 Piedmont 767-200 American Transair 707-300 Aviaco DC9-30 Dan Air BAC 1-11 300 Nationair DC8-62 Eastern Airways DC3 TWA 767-200 British 737-236 G-BGDH Interflug TU134 Laker DC10 British Airways DC10-30 BCAL DC10-30 G-BHDJ British Airways 737-3Q8 G-BOWR To receive news of our latest DVDs by POST, please send this slip to: Avion Video LLP, Laurel Cottage, Chillaton, LIFTON, Devon PL16 0HS [UK] Or call 01822 860378 [9am 6pm] or email [email protected] Code from outside the UK: + 44 1822 NAME:………………………………………………………E Mail…………………………………..……………. ADDRESS:…………………………………………………………………………………….…………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………….………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………… ……… To receive more frequent updates ON LINE, please go to www.avionvideo.com and click on the 'How to' button, then click on 'Join our emailing list' to register for regular full colour updates..
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