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Un nouveau set édité par Reprowings, principalement avec des vues d'Interflug www.jjpostcards.com Webshop mit bald 31.000 Flugzeugpostkarten – jede AK mit Scan der Vorder- und Rückseite Visit our web shop with nearly 31.000 aviation postcards – each card with scan of front and back boutique en ligne avec presque 31.000 cartes postales en offre – chaque carte avec scan recto/verso Name ________________________ Address ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ E-Mail ________________________ ________________________ www.jjpostcards.com REP Reprowings B (148 x 105 mm) _15 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 gl Kerkyra/Corfu, 09/2016 _16 Berlin Schönefeld: Interflug Il-18V DDR-STG + Il-62 DDR-SEC, Tarom BAC 1-11-525FT YR-BCOPalma de Mallorca, 09/2016 _17 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 gl Rio de Janeiro Galeão, 08/2012 _18 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 ll Wonsan Kalma, 09/2016 _19 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 gl Moscow Sheremetyevo, 04/2008 _20 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 gr Rio de Janeiro Galeão, 08/2012 _21 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 lr Kerkyra/Corfu, 09/2016 _22 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 gl Wonsan Kalma, 09/2016 _23 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 lf Boston, 06/2015 _24 Deutsche Lufthansa Ilyushin Il-18 gr Taipei Songshan, 09/2016 _25 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18 gr Rio de Janeiro Galeão, 11/2012 _26 Interflug Ilyushin Il-18D DDR-STE ll Moscow Sheremetyevo, 08/2014 FYP - 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Happy Music Time colours A330-203 B-16311 pl Taipei Songshan, 2015 _EZY-05 EasyJet (UK) 20 Years colours A320-214 G-EZOX gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _FFT-26 Frontier A319-111 N918FR gr Los Angeles Int'l, 2016 _HY-059 Saudia Cargo titles B.747-481(BDSF) TC-ACF gl Amsterdam, 2016 _HY-060 Saudia Cargo titles B.747-412F(SCD) TF-AMQ gr Amsterdam, 2016 _HY-061 TUI Netherlands Blue Air colours B.737-85F YR-BMC gr Amsterdam, 2016 _HY-062 TUI Netherlands Miami Air colours B.737-81Q N732MA gr Amsterdam, 2016 _HY-063 Corendon Dutch Airlines Euro Atlantic Airways csB.737-8K2 CS-TQU gl Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-064 Thomas Cook (UK) A320-233 LY-VEM gr Amsterdam, 2015 _HY-065 Danish Air Transport - DAT A320-231 OY-LHD gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-066 Meridiana (Italy) B.737-86N EI-FNW gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-067 Transavia winglets and engines in Gol colours B.737-8EH PH-GUY gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-068 Air-Berlin B.737-86J D-ABAG gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-069 JetairFly - TUI Airlines Belgium B.737-476 G-RAJG gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-070 Jet2 Air Europa colours B.737-85P EC-LTM gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-071 Air Europa white/Swiftair colours ATR 72-212A (500) EC-LYJ gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-072 Air Nostrum SOL Lineas Aéreas colours CRJ 200ER EC-MJZ gr Palma de Mallorca, 2016 _HY-073 West Atlantic Cargo Airlines Titan Airways coloursB.737-3Y0(F) G-JMCT gl Toulouse, 2016 _HY-074 ASL Airlines France B.737-33A(F) F-GIXB gl Toulouse, 2016 _SpANC-01 Etihad Cargo titles B.747-87UF N855GT tl Anchorage _SpANC-02 Etihad Cargo titles B.747-47UF(SCD) N476MC tr Anchorage _SpANC-03 General Electric GE Propulsion Test Platform titlesB.747-446 N747GF lr Anchorage _SpANC-04 Cargolux B.747-4R7F(SCD) LX-SCV tl Anchorage _SpANC-05 Cathay Pacific Cargo titles B.747-867F B-LJD lr Anchorage _SpANC-06 Polar Air Cargo, DHL B.747-87UF N857GT lr Anchorage _SpANC-07 China Airlines Cargo titles B.747-409(F)(SCD) B-18725 lr Anchorage _SpANC-08 Asiana Cargo titles B.747-4EF(SCD) HL7436 lr Anchorage _SpANC-09 Mandarin Airlines B.737-8SH B-18659 tl Anchorage _SpANC-10 Federal Express - FedEx B.777-FS2 N852FD tr Anchorage _SpANC-11 Delta Air Lines B.777-232(LR) N708DN tr Anchorage _SpANC-12 UPS - United Parcel Service B.747-44AF(SCD) N573UP lr Anchorage _SpANC-13 Cathay Pacific Cargo titles B.747-467(ER/F) B-LIB tl Anchorage _SpANC-14 Alaska Airlines B.737-990(ER) N495AS tl Anchorage _SpANC-15 UPS - United Parcel Service MD-11F N292UP tr Anchorage _SpANC-16 Boeing Co. DREAMLIFTER titles B.747-4J6(LCF) DreamlifterN747BC tl Anchorage _SpANC-17 Alaska Airlines B.737-490 N799AS lr Anchorage _SpANC-18 Cargolux B.747-8R7F LX-VCB tr Anchorage _SpANC-19 Kalitta Air Santiago titles B.747-4KZF(SCD) N403KZ gr Anchorage _SpANC-20 Northern Air Cargo - NAC B.737-232(F) N322DL ll Anchorage _SpANC-21 Polar Air Cargo, DHL B.747-46NF(SCD) N450PA tr Anchorage _SpANC-22 Korean Air Cargo titles B.777-FB5 HL8251 lr Anchorage _SpANC-23 China Cargo - China Eastern Cargo B.777-F6N B-2078 lr Anchorage _SpANC-24 Air China Cargo B.777-FFT B-2092 lr Anchorage _SpANC-25 Alaska Airlines Air Cargo titles B.737-490(F) N709AS lr Anchorage _SpANC-26 Omni Air International - OAI B.777-2U8(ER) N846AX lr Anchorage _SpANC-27 Everts Air Cargo DC-9-33F N930CE lr Anchorage _SpANC-28 Everts Air Cargo DC-6A N6174C tl Anchorage _SpANC-29 Alaska Airlines Boeing 100 years strong colours B.737-990(ER) N248AK gr Anchorage _SpANC-30 Alaska Airlines More to love colours B.737-990(ER) N493AS gr Anchorage _SpANC-31 China Cargo - China Eastern Cargo B.747-40B(ER/F) B-2425 ll Anchorage _SpANC-32 TransAsia Airways A320-233 B-22318 gr Anchorage _SpANC-33 Everts Air Cargo MD-82(SF) N73444 gr Anchorage _SpANC-34 Everts Air Cargo DC-6A/B (C-118B-DO)N451CE gl Anchorage _SpANC-35 Samaritan's Purse DC-8-72CF N782SP gr Anchorage _SpANC-36 Boeing Co. B.737 MAX 8 N8704Q lr Anchorage _SpPEK-01 Hainan Airlines B.767-34P(ER) B-2491 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-02 Dalian Airlines B.737-89L B-5639 tr Beijing Capital _SpPEK-03 Hainan Airlines B.787-8 (GE) B-2731 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-04 Turkmenistan B.777-22K(LR) EZ-A777 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-05 Air China A330-343E B-5916 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-06 Air China sticker 50 years diplomatic relationship B.777-39L(ER)France-China B-2047 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-07 China Eastern B.777-39P(ER) B-2001 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-08 China Eastern Magnificent Qinghai colours A320-214 B-9943 gl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-09 Shandong Airlines - SDA Baidu Wallet colours B.737-85N B-5117 gr Beijing Capital _SpPEK-10 Air China B.747-89L B-2485 tr Beijing Capital _SpPEK-11 Etihad Expo 2015 Milano colours A330-243 A6-EYH tr Beijing Capital _SpPEK-12 SF Airlines B.757-2Z0(F) B-2844 tr Beijing Capital _SpPEK-13 Shenzhen Airlines Summer Universiade ShenzhenA320-232 cs B-6750 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-14 Regierungen Belarus B.767-32K(ER) EW-001PB tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-15 Xiamen Airlines SkyTeam colours B.737-85C B-5302 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-16 American B.787-8 (GE) N803AL tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-17 Ethiopian B.777-36N(ER) ET-APY gr Beijing Capital _SpPEK-18 Capital Airlines (China) A320-214 B-9962 gl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-19 Dynamic Airways B.767-246 N767DA tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-20 ANA - All Nippon Airways Star Wars - R2-D2 coloursB.787-9 (RR) JA873A tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-21 Himalaya Airways A320-214 9N-ALM tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-22 Berkut State Air Company - Kazakhstan A330-243 UP-A3001 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-23 South Korea Air Force Korea Air Force One B.747-4B5 10001 tl Beijing Capital _SpPEK-24 Vietnam Airlines B.787-9 (GE) VN-A864 ll Beijing Capital _SpPEK-25 Air China B.787-9 (RR) B-7877 lr Beijing Capital _SpPEK-26 China Eastern Flying Apsaras / Beautiful Gansu csA320-214
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