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24/02/2021 17:08 uur Over Oostvaardersplassen Flevoland Netherlands
Boeing 747-412F(SCD) - Singapore Airlines Cargo
Registration 9V-SFK
Height 9.525 Feet, speed 255 kts
Flight SQ7362 Sharjah (SHJ) to Amsterdam (AMS)
1982 Datsun Sunny 1500 auto 4-door.
It still exists! I hadn't seen it for a fair while so it was great to see it again. It's gained some extra adornment and it appears to have the correct rear light clusters now. I haven't seen the Stellar or Pony though.
I absolutely love how pristine all of their equipment is, even though it's one of the oldest fleets in SoCal.
I absolutely love how pristine all of their equipment is, even though it's one of the oldest fleets in SoCal.
I absolutely love how pristine all of their equipment is, even though it's one of the oldest fleets in SoCal.
I absolutely love how pristine all of their equipment is, even though it's one of the oldest fleets in SoCal.
Singapore Airlines Cargo 747-412F(SCD) Reg: 9V-SFM "SQ7971" touching down at Brussels from Los Angeles.
I absolutely love how pristine all of their equipment is, even though it's one of the oldest fleets in SoCal.
I absolutely love how pristine all of their equipment is, even though it's one of the oldest fleets in SoCal. 2013 Volvo VNL
I absolutely love how pristine all of their equipment is, even though it's one of the oldest fleets in SoCal. 1985 White Road Commander/ABC Roll-off
I absolutely love how pristine all of their equipment is, even though it's one of the oldest fleets in SoCal. the fateful date of June 30th, 2017
The Boeing Collection - Jumbo Freighters :)
From a collection of some 500 Boeing slides that I've had scanned from my archives. Hope they will provide some enjoyment and nostalgia from a bygone age.
N804FT Flying Tigers Boeing 747-132 (SCD) gets airborne from runway 10R at London Heathrow - flight number was FT010. This was the view from the top deck of Car Park 2 :).
Note the Side Cargo Door (SCD) which can clearly be seen in this shot. Some of the Flying Tigers 747s also had a nose-up loading facility, which was much faster than the traditional Side Cargo Door.
N804FT c/n 20246 Boeing 747-132 (SCD) was delivered new to Delta Airlines as N9899 in Sep 1971, but Delta switched to TriStars in the mid 1970s and in 1977 the aircraft was converted to a freighter by Flying Tigers becoming N804FT. The aircraft was leased by El Al (Israel) in 1978, but returned to Flying Tigers until the airline was assimilated into Federal Express in 1989, and the aircraft was re-registered as N624FE. Just two years later the aircraft was sold again, to Polaris and leased to Air Hong Kong as VR-HKM. In 1994, it returned to the USA as N624PL with Polaris, and was then leased to Polar Air Cargo as N857FT. In 2001, after return to Polaris, the aircraft was retired and broken up at Leflore County airport, Greenwood, Mississippi.
Taken with a Soviet made Zenith TTL camera and 300mm lens. From an original slide, scanned with minimal digital restoration.
You can see a random selection of my aviation memories here: www.flickriver.com/photos/heathrowjunkie/random/