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Leave the things you don't need
And the ones that you don't love
Faith and hope
Keeps our minds together
Your heart's left the ground tonight
Scattered lost in light
Seems that I've been waiting here forever
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Aircraft MSN: 809
Type & Series: BAe Jetstream 31
Registration: N848JS
Operator: Jetstream International
Location (when available): Prestwick PIK
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N331BA : BAe Jetstream 31, c/n 613
In BAe company livery, demonstrator at the 1984 Farnborough Display.
The Jetstream gave Manx that little extra capacity on shorter routes this one joining their fleet in 1991.It was only with Manx for a few years before going to Euro Direct which was very short lived. Still at work as ZK-JSH with Vincent Aviation in New Zealand
Alan Lord Collection
Royal Navy Jetstream XX489 is pictured in the HMS Gannet area of Prestwick Airport on July 26th 1978. Sadly it was damaged beyond repair during a display manouver when it crashed in Portland Harbour on May 8th 1989.
As the skies get busier, this was taken on my daily walk for permitted exercise during the emergency
Shutting engines down. Cockpit operations, on board an Air Century's BAe Jetstream 32, reg. HI860. Flying from La Isabela/El Higuero Intl Airport (MDJB/JBQ), in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to Toussaint Louverture International Airport (PAP/MTPP), in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.
One of the very rare Jetstreams still flying on major airports. 1/50 second panning shot from the top of parking building P7 in order to get full propeller disks. This photo is dedicated to Tanku, who had his fair share of turbulence and air sickness while gathering test flight data in such an aircraft. Phenomena such as Dutch Roll, German Bratwurst and British Meat Pie were investigated.
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RAF Jetstream T.1 XX494 is pictured in the static at the Teesside Air Show on May 15th 1988. Like most of the RAF/RN Jetstreams it has survived into some sort of preservation and can now be found at the East Midland Aeropark.
Descending to Port-Au-Prince (PAP/MTPP). Cockpit operations, on board an Air Century's BAe Jetstream 32, reg. HI860. Flying from La Isabela/El Higuero Intl Airport (MDJB/JBQ), in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to Toussaint Louverture International Airport (PAP/MTPP), in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.
Predannack Airfield, 15th February 2017.
This image was taken during an official escorted tour. Please note Predannack is MOD property and trespassers will be prosecuted.
On short final to land in Port-Au-Prince (PAP/MTPP), runway 28. Cockpit operations, on board an Air Century's BAe Jetstream 32, reg. HI860. Flying from La Isabela/El Higuero Intl Airport (MDJB/JBQ), in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to Toussaint Louverture International Airport (PAP/MTPP), in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.
Another visit to the plane graveyard in Millom, Cumbria.
I did intend to visit an old ROC post (underground cold-war bunker) but it was a tad too flooded.
Handley Page HP 137 Jetstream G RAVL at Cranfield Bedfordshire (EGTC), first flown in 1969 but with Racal/Decca Navigation from 1974, last used by Cranfield University as a flying equipment testbed WFU in 2004.