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In 1965, the government of Kuwait commissioned a Swedish engineering company to develop and implement a plan for a modern water-supply system for Kuwait City. The company built five groups of water towers, 31 in total, designed by its chief architect Sune Lindström, called 'the mushroom towers'. For a sixth site, the Amir of Kuwait, Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed, wanted a more spectacular design. This last group, known as Kuwait Towers, consists of three towers, two of which also serve as water towers. Water from the Desalination facility is pumped up to the tower. The Kuwait Towers (Abraj al-Kuwait in Arabic) has been regarded since the opening in 1977 as a symbol of national identity of Kuwait. In 2014 the Kuwait towers were submitted to Unesco to be listed as a world heritage site. At the moment they are on the tentative list.

Submitted: 15/11/2017

Accepted: 23/11/2017

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- Flyr, Inc. / Portal (CALIFORNIA) 17-May-2018

LN-DYI B738

Boeing 737 MAX 8, msn 43324

LN-DYI B738

Boeing 737-800, cn 40881

Airline: Flyr

Reg: LN-FGF

Aircraft: Boeing 737-8 MAX

Serial: 43324

The first aircraft to be painted for new Norwegian carrier Flyr TC-CPJ (LN-FGB) by IAC at Shannon did a customer demonstration flight this evening.

Taxiing to RWY01R For Departure...

Holding Short For Departure Via RWY01R...

Sad To Hear of the Ceasing of Operations For This Airline.

13th April 2021., Shannon Airport, Co.Clare, Ireland

Former Pegasus Airways aircraft being made ready for new Norwegian airline Flyr due to start operations mid 2021

Boeing 737-8KN

Flyr

Shannon 28/2/2023

After the collapse of Flyr 3 aircraft LN-FGA, LN-FGB & LN-FGC are stored in Shannon.

The former A6-FEI has taken up Irish reg EI-GYH prior to becoming LN-FGC with Flyr.

Parked On Stand 6 at Norwich After Arrival From Oslo Following The Ceasing of Operations for Flyr...

ENGM/OSL/19R

Re-reg EI-GVP ex TC-CPJ at Shannon- will become LN-FGB.

Boeing 737-800, cn 40881

Shannon 20-04-21

Boeing 737-800, msn 40866

Test flight at Shannon 12-4-2021

The first aircraft to be painted for new Norwegian carrier Flyr TC-CPJ (LN-FGB) by IAC at Shannon did a customer demonstration flight this evening.

Boeing 737-800, cn 40014

ENGM/OSL/19R

Flyr first landing in Norway.

Boeing 737-800, cn 40866

Ex FlyDubai B737-8KN LN-FGC left Shannon this afternoon on delivery to Oslo for Flyr.

Photo taken from the Rue du Château d'Eau, Le Mesnil-Amelot on the approach to CDG runways 27L and 27R.

1st May 2021., Shannon Airport, Co.Clare, Ireland

Awaiting delivery to Norwegian start-up airline Flyr.

Boeing 737 MAX 8, msn 65185

Ex-TC-CPJ with Pegasus, to take on an LN registration upon delivery to Norwegian startup low cost airline Flyr.

The other ex Pegasus B737-82R for Flyr was rolled out of the IAC paint hangar today formally registered TC-CPI now registered EI-GUK it will become LN-FGA when it is delivered to the Norwegian carrier.