Have you got the reg Chris.....?

A quick snap from the window of Cathay Pacific Boeing 747-467, VR-HOR of the apron at Kai Tak on the morning of 17 November 1991, having just arrived as flight CX220 from Gatwick. Various Boeing 747's about (Cathay, Alitalia and JAL) and Tristars of Cathay and at far right an unidentified airline (m...

Yes has always been heaving on the times we have been travelled from there. I recall in 1990 having to check in almost outside and 'security' opening all cases and rummaging around. (My used socks and underwear must have made their day :D ). It did seem better last time I was there (2004), but not a...

I had security gesticulate at me back in 2001 just for trying to take a photo of the terminal cat curled up asleep on one of the seats in the departure lounge.......! Never seen anything like it - the cat asleep amongst the passengers and on the floor behind the security desk was a bowl of food and ...

Possibly a DC-9 Mike - I think American were probably using them down to the Caribbean then. My other thought was a BAC 1-11, I know LIAT did operate some at one time but think they were long gone by 1990.

Steve

No, not the Twotter - the aircraft at extreme left that you can only see the wing...........

Out of curiousity would anyone care to hazard a guess as to the type on the left of the first photo from the wing........?

A few more from the 'Caribbean Collection' http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8471/8084339181_c20248fca5_b.jpg LIAT HS748 by Stephen Procter , on Flickr An early morning start at Grantley Adams airport in Barbados on 8 December 1988 as we make our way out to board a LIAT HS748 to St.Lucia. http://farm9.s...

Back in the late 80's and early 90's we were lucky enough to have a few holidays out in the Caribbean. Not intended as aviation photography as such, here are a few 'holiday snaps' that might be of interest: http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8188/8084197197_5f9f169911_b.jpg VC Bird Airport, Antigua by St...

Certainly do - spot landings, shredding toilet rolls, flour bombing, limbo.......... Did a great day at Doncaster in 1972 or 1973.

Steve