Civilian Aviation

Today was a Double Dutch Day at Norwich ... First out of the spray shop was PH-CDH in a revised Corendon colour scheme ... followed much later in the day by PH-HSI, of Transavia, as a 'peter pan' logo jet ... somewhat earlier PH-HZO, Transavia, arrived to fill the void, in the spray shop left by it's sister ship !

Keith

PH-CDH.


PH-HSI.


PH-HZO.

Interesting to see, Keith.
Nice picture, but I don't like the Corendon scheme. Looks daft with just ...NDON on the tail. Does it have CORE on the other side ?
Cheers
Pete.

Thanks for those kind words LondonEye ! ... I can't answer your question on the Corendon tail fin, my photo taken mid afternoon yesterday, it left at ten this morning and so far all photos, from others, are from the same side ?

Keith

Excellent shots there Keith love the Transavia shot

Dougie

Many thanks for those kind words Dougie ... although my colours do look a little wrong ? maybe ?

Keith

Nice shots as always Keith!

I agree that Corendon logo on the tail looks a bit odd, it's like the text was too big for the tail so ended up with NDON on one side

Looking forward to hopefully seeing the Peter Pan Transavia on my Amsterdam visit in January, depending if it's based at Amsterdam or Rotterdam at the time.

Many thanks for those kind words james143611 ! ... Well the Corendon tail fin has been a subject of concern to others as well ? The question regarding the other side will be answered in the text of an email I received today ...

Keith


Dear Keith,...



I spotted your picture on AB Pic of the new Corendon airplane design.

I did the (re)design! Since it's a fresh and for this moment unique airplane, I'm interested in all pictures 'in the wild' of this one.

I' m curious... did you take more pictures? The fun thing is that the name is

CORenDON , so there is a COR-side and a DON-side on the tail!



I would be very grateful to receive some, not for any commercial purposes , just for my own enthusiasm...

Just to complete the circle on this thread ... PH-HZO left Norwich this afternoon in the later Transavia colour scheme ...

Keith

PH-HZO.