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Flybe Dehavilland Canada (later Bombardier) Dash 8 Q402 on the runway at Birmingham International airport. Taken from the footbridge at Marston Green railway station.
Bombardier DHC-8-402Q G-ECOH (c/n: 4221) of Flybe in their relatively new colour scheme taxiing for departure from LBA on 14th April 2015.
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Operated for FlyBe by Loganair in this boring all white c/scheme. Bad light almost stopped play here as it was almost dark while waiting for the delivery of Thos Cook's new A321 to arrive. A bit grainy!
First flown in Nov-97 with the Dornier Luftfahrt GmbH test registration D-CDXR. The aircraft was stored at Oberpfaffenhofen until it was leased to Minerva Airlines (Italy) as D-CPRX in Oct-98. It was operated mostly on behalf of Alitalia. It was wet-leased to Scot Airways in Jun-02 until Minerva ceased operations at the end of Oct-03 when the aircraft was leased direct to Scot Airways. It was re-registered G-CCGS in Mar-04. It was wet-leased to Svenska Directflyg between Apr-09/May-10 and wet-leased to Aer Arann (short-term) between Oct/Dec-10. In Jul-11 the main Director's of Scot Airways sold their interest in the Company back to the Suckling Family and the airline was renamed Suckling Airways (Cambridge) Ltd. It was integrated into Loganair in Apr-13. In Apr-15 Loganair entered a franchise agreement with FlyBe Airlines and the aircraft was repainted in FlyBe's full purple livery. It returned to Loganair in Jul-17 and continued in service until it was permanently retired at Dundee, Scotland, UK in Apr-19.
Aircraft type: Saab 340B
Manufacturers Serial No: 216
First flight: 26 October 1990
Named: "Spirit of Glasgow"
Previously registered N595MA
Source: www.planespotters.net/airframe/Saab/340/G-LGNB-Flybe/1oM0T6X
Winter 2002 timetable for flybe.british european.As from 30th March 2003 the airline ceased issuing hard copy timetables.Aircraft Types used for this period:DASH 8 - 200 (x3),300 (x5),Q400 (x4). CRJ (x4). BAe 146 Whisper Jet - 300 (x6),200 (x7),100 (x2).
2008 Loganair became a Flybe Franchise carrier and some aircraft gained the Flybe livery
NS seen at Norwich all white