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MSN 24990 LN 843
B747-428 / 747 / 747-400
AIR FRANCE
CDG AIRPORT
first flight february 28 / 1991
STORED AT GBA 03-2010
SCRAPPED AT GBA 04-2011
Amazing arrival yesterday with this gorgeous A321neo Long Range ! It has been studied to serve further airports (like on the US East coast) from Europe. You can see two more emergency exits added above the wing. LFPG/CDG | 12/02/2018
Terminal 1 of the new Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport was inaugurated on March 8, 1974 by French Prime Minister Pierre Messmer, after eight years of construction.
Designed by the young architect Paul Andreu, this first terminal featured an innovative design: a central circular building linked to seven satellites. Designed to facilitate the distribution of passenger flows, this singular structure earned the terminal its nickname, which is still used today, the Camembert.
The first Air France flight from Paris-Charles de Gaulle took off on April 30, 1974. The Caravelle F-BHRA, the first aircraft of its type delivered to Air France, took off for Belgrade and Sofia, with a crew led by flight captain Henri Cibert. (Source: Air France)
'Blue Danube' seen on Fox taxiing to Bravo Apron to pick up disappointed Austrian football supporters. Team Austria had been eliminated the day before in the Euro 2016 tournament.
MSN 48758 LN 615
MD-11 ERF / MD11 / MD-11
TAM
CDG AIRPORT
EX
GARUDA AS PK-GIM
VARIG AS PP-VQK
AFTER
ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES AS ET-AML
STORED AT VCV 08-2015
SCRAPPED AT VCV IN 2017
Seems like there is plenty of room for a 777 to land ona A380 wing !! ^^
Thai 931 starts its take off roll on 27L to Bangkok while Tam 8108 is on short final 27R from Sao Paulo.
MSN 22973 LN 68
B767-258 / 767 / 767-200
EL AL Israel Airlines
CDG AIRPORT
First flight august 30 / 1983
STORED AT TLV 09-2008
SCRAPPED AT DMK 03-2014
Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), also known as Roissy Airport or just Roissy, is one of the busiest and most important airports in the world. It is named after Charles de Gaulle, the former French president who led the Free French Forces during the Second World War before establishing the French Fifth Republic, the constitution under which France operates today.
Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport was originally known as Aéroport de Paris Nord (Paris North Airport), but it was re-opened as Paris-Charles de Gaulle in March 1974 after eight years of reconstruction. At that time it was one of the most stunning and modern airports in the world.
MSN 43
A380-861 / A380 / A380-800
AIR FRANCE
CDG AIRPORT
ONE TIME IN THIS PLANE IN 2010 CDG-JFK (FIRST TIME IN A A380)
MSN 32413 LN 1202
B737-73V / 737 / 737-700
SKYUP AIRLINES
CDG AIRPORT
EX EASYJET AS G-EZJR / EASTAR JET AS HL8207