Lovely pictures from my local. Nice and sharp given the conditions.

Thank you for taking the time to post these monthly updates. I for one look forward to seeing them.

Hi all. Hopefully this will work A picture taken from Farnborough some time in the 80's. Poor quality but I only had a kodak disc camera at that age!


Scan by Paul Holland, on Flickr

Fabulous! I'd forgotten how fantastic the Gulf Air scheme was. Back then you took seeing them for granted. I know time moves on but you really couldn't beat Heathrow back in the 70s and 80s when you consider all the different aircraft types that visited and all the places you could legitimately go t...

Thanks Paul for those. Some fantastic aircraft and memories there. You've even got a picture of my all time fave - the Braniff 747! I only saw one and that was on divert into Manchester in the good old days when if London was fog bound Manchester got all kinds of exotic airlines visiting. Living on ...

Thanks :clap: I will sort some more out shortley ....any airline or aircraft in particular that I might have shots of that anyone is interested in :???: Cheers Paul :thumb: I love a nice Tristar if you have any of those? I have a small number of photographs from Heathrow in the 80's and 90's, inclu...

Lufthansa still send MD11's into Manchester a couple of times a week.

Must admit I preferred the Guppy. Ive got a pic of it with a Laker DC10 at Manchester some time in the late 70s early 80s. Any reason the Guppy used to go into Manchester and not Chester?

Love the pic of the Virgin lump but they are all superb.

Great variety of aircraft types in those images. That's when spotting was fantastic fun. You never knew what was on approach and where it could've come from. I don't spot anymore but still have an interest. I went to LHR recently but only lasted a couple of hours as it was an incessant parade of Boe...

One word - fabulous!

Fantastic picture of the Vulcan. The colour of the sky makes it really stand out.

Love the shot of the Transavia. Great detail and an unusual angle.

Only visited White Waltham once about 30 years ago. If memory serves me didn't they have a DC3 on display there? Is it still there?