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13/08/15. Manchester Airport. An Embraer 170.
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Airline: Flybe - British European
Aircraft: De Havilland Canada DHC-8-402Q Dash 8
Registration: G-JECS
Flybe Q400 on stand at Glasgow International Airport (GLA) on Monday
18th February 2008. This aircraft is operating flight BE 7089 to
Birmingham, England (BHX).
Uploaded because of its simplicity. The plane is horizontal to the shot, and there's absolutely nothing else in the picture. Makes me happy.
Flybe Turboprop plane heading to Glasgow Airport.
FlyBe (British European) Bombardier (de Havilland Canada) DHC-8-Q400 G-JEDW on final approach to Southampton Airport. Seen from Eastleigh Station.
This General Electric turbo prop is doing its two main functions - keeping the Saab airbourne & making a lot of noise on its way to Kirkwall.
Grounded FlyBe Dash-8s G-ECOB, G-JEDV, & G-JECP parked in Area Romeo for continued storage. A unique gathering, as 'CP was the only aircraft painted in the lilac/white colour scheme, with 'OB still in its original blue/white, and 'DV in the all purple scheme.
Operator: Flybe Nordic
Aircraft: EMBRAER ERJ-170ST
Registration: OH-LEI
C/n: 17000120
Location: Helsinki-Vantaa (HEL/EFHK)
Remark: operating for Finnair since 31.08.2012, Finncomm-livery
Type: British Aerospace 146-300
Operator: Flybe
Identity: G-JEAM
Date: 18 November 2006
Location: London Gatwick, UK
G-FBJI - Embraer EMB-170-200ST (EMB-175) - flybe
at Duesseldorf Rhein-Ruhr International Airport (DUS)
(Photo by G. Dickmann)
Flybe DeHavilland DHC-8 402Q aircraft G-KKEV taxis into Manchester Airport having landed on Runway 23R.
A FlyBe Bomdardier Dash 8 lining up for departure from runway 36L aka the Polderbaan at Schiphol Airport
Flybe DH4 G-JEDV Taxiing for Runway 26, Exeter International Airport, 17th October 2010.
Flybe Limited (styled as flybe) is a British airline headquartered at the Jack Walker House at Exeter International Airport in Devon, England.[1] It operates over 180 routes between 65 European airports.[2] The airline's largest base is Southampton Airport and it has other large bases at Manchester Airport, Birmingham Airport and Belfast City Airport and 14 aircraft and crew bases across the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands and Isle of Man.
The company holds a United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority Type A Operating Licence permitting it to carry passengers, cargo and mail on aircraft with 20 or more seats.
Flybe De Havilland DHC-8-402Q G-JECR loads up at Waterford Airport for flight BE 337 To Manchester.
Photo Taken August 2014.