Post by aerofoto - HJG Admin on Nov 22, 2009 6:38:59 GMT
It's those hybrid airline liveries and/or temporary leases that are often the most interesting and historically significant aircraft subjects.
Here's a selection of such .... in the form of some great looking new Boeing subjects by Ben HARTMANN ....
B707-321 G-AYBJ .... as she appeared during 1972 when operated by BRITISH MIDLAND AIRLINES ....
.... and here's the same aircraft again too .... as she appeared during a short-term lease to EL AL ISRAEL AIRLINES also during 1972 and supporting a hybrid EL AL/BMA livery ....
And whilst we're in the Middle East, and still on the subject of rare hybrids and leases too, here's a B727-100 which ARKIA ISRAEL AIRLINES leased from AVIANCA COLOMBIA during 1984 and operated in basic AVIANCA livery with ARKIA titles in both English and Hebrew ....
B727-95 4X-BAE
Some "VERY NICE" stuff indeed there Ben .... "MANY THANKS"
Mark C
AKL/NZ
Here's a selection of such .... in the form of some great looking new Boeing subjects by Ben HARTMANN ....
B707-321 G-AYBJ .... as she appeared during 1972 when operated by BRITISH MIDLAND AIRLINES ....
.... and here's the same aircraft again too .... as she appeared during a short-term lease to EL AL ISRAEL AIRLINES also during 1972 and supporting a hybrid EL AL/BMA livery ....
And whilst we're in the Middle East, and still on the subject of rare hybrids and leases too, here's a B727-100 which ARKIA ISRAEL AIRLINES leased from AVIANCA COLOMBIA during 1984 and operated in basic AVIANCA livery with ARKIA titles in both English and Hebrew ....
B727-95 4X-BAE
Some "VERY NICE" stuff indeed there Ben .... "MANY THANKS"
Mark C
AKL/NZ
;D