Famalia De Nuevas Lindas Senoritas Mexicanas !

[aerofoto - HJG Admin]

Thanks to my 2 highly talented HJG colleagues Eduardo ROCHA, and Eduardo VILLANUEVA .... we'll shortly be offering the following historic flightline of AEROMEXICO DC9 liveries ....



AEROMEXICO DC9's by Eduardo ROCHA ....

AERONAVES DE MEXICO DC9-15 XA-SOA (1967) "Baja California Sur"


AEROMEXICO DC9-15 XA-SOG (1972) "Chihuahua"


AEROMEXICO DC9-15 XA-DEV (1974)


AEROMEXICO DC9-15 XA-GOK (1979)


AEROMEXICO DC9-15 XA-SOY (1984) "Sinaloa" .... with "50th Anniversary" logo


AEROMEXICO DC9-15 XA-SOI (1987) "San Luis Potosi"


AEROMEXICO DC9-32 XA-AMA (1981) "Cancun"


AEROMEXICO DC9-31 XA-IOV (1984) "Manzanillo" .... with "50th Anniversary" logo


AEROMEXICO DC9-32 XA-DEM (1985) "La paz B.C." .... a hybrid combination of older livery with "50th Anniversary" logo




AEROMEXICO DC9's by Eduardo VILLANUEVA ....

AEROMEXICO DC9-32 XA-AMC (1988) "Merida"


AEROMEXICO DC9-32 XA-AME (1993)


AEROMEXICO DC9-32 XA-AMF (2002)


AEROMEXICO DC9-32 XA-DEL (2004)




Saludas especiales y gracias a mis amigos/companeros Eduardo ROCHA, y Eduardo VILLANUEVA, para esta nueva familia de lindas senoritas Mexicanas !

Que fantastica cuenta historical !



Possibly folks .... .... another 2 AEROMEXICO DC9 subjects may yet to be added to the above family, so, just watch this space over comming days !

Mark C
AKL/NZ

[Tony Madge - HJG]

Eduardo these are brilliant

[CORLL ONE]

Awesome!...seeing the previews and waiting for the next update is torture.

[dirtybird]

Bravo! Mucho Gracias De familia Aeromexico es excellente!!

[aeromexico - HJG]

As always it is a pleasure to contribute to HJG whenever it is possible, expect a big report about the Aeromexico dc-9 operational history in the incoming days!

Cheers!

[Camilo Luengas - HJG]

Muy bonitos, gran trabajo, felicitaciones.

[Eduardo JT8D - HJG]

What a grat job you did Mr. Rocha!!!

It's glad to know you like our work. It encourages us to keep going.

Best Regards!!!
Eduardo Villanueva

[aeromexicano76]

Hi, new here. Those look beautiful, great job! reminds me of my very first flight ever, Tijuana-Puerto Vallarta in an orange DC-9, back in 1989. would you happen to know the name of the plane or reg. number used for that flight? thanks in advance.

[aerofoto - HJG Admin]

Yo no se amigo !

If you know the registration of the actual aircraft .... then we can probably (posiblemente) identify the aircraft name.

Mientras tanto ....

para usted .... aca presentarmos algunas mas lindas senoritas Mexicanas del grupo HJG ....

tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=previews&action=display&thread=3318

tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=previews&action=display&thread=3272

tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=previews&action=display&thread=3267

tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=previews&action=display&thread=3146

tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=previews&action=display&thread=3134

tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=previews&action=display&thread=3094

.... cuales pintado por mis companeros/amigos Eduardo VILLANUEVA, Eduardo ROCHA, y tambien Nick BOTAMER !

Disfrutar por favor !

[Eduardo JT8D - HJG]

May 7, 2010 3:12:10 GMT aeromexicano76 said:

Hi, new here. Those look beautiful, great job! reminds me of my very first flight ever, Tijuana-Puerto Vallarta in an orange DC-9, back in 1989. would you happen to know the name of the plane or reg. number used for that flight? thanks in advance.

Welcome!!!!

Whata great coincidence, my first flight was as well in a same orange AMX DC-9 in the same route TIJ-PVR in the same year as yours in 1989. Are you from TIJ?

Regards!!!!

[dirtybird]

How coincidental my first MD80 flight ever was an AMX Tij-MZT not sure if it was FL150 in 1989?. Also flew TIJ-GDL-MZO Red eye DC8-50 First window seat at Night! Then it was first flight in AMX GDL-MZO DC-9 poss Ten or Thirty Series and finally the DC-10-30 from GDL-TIJ after a two hour VW bug rental adventure fom MZO. Flew on Aerocalifornia San-Mzt-Pvr 1991 and finally on AMX 150 TIJ-PVR 1997 last MD flight ever. Miss the high rev whine of Pratts!