Civilian Aviation

Hi All

can anyone help with the reg's to these below and also there was a few fuselage sections i couldn't figure out on the scrap pile if anyone could assist i would be most grateful and a lone B737 parked all by itself down at the far end of the runway.

RJ100 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

Bulldog by Phil Salter, on Flickr

B727 by Phil Salter, on Flickr

Visitors (i Think)

G-CIIT by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-BCPN by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-CDSF by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-ZNTH by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-WPDE by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-ETLX by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-CDAE by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-DAND by Phil Salter, on Flickr
G-BSEU by Phil Salter, on Flickr

all the rest of the pic's of based and stored/scrapped aircraft can be seen here https://flic.kr/s/aHskwLXTBp

cheers for any help on the req's

Phil

Nice set Phil, the Bulldog in the 2nd shot should be G-BULL, maybe someone else can help with the others.

Thanks and another one added to the needed list

nice ones Phil, in response to your question re i.ds of some of them, Nigel Kemp of Air Britain Stansted has given me the following information:

Boeing 727 is VP-CMN
Boeing 737 is N389DF (on it`s own)
Bae146 is either G-CJKC or G-CKSG, both should be at Kemble having arrived by road from Cranfield

hope that helps with some of the gaps
Andy

The BAE146 is the latter, formerly OO-DWC.

For the small planes, have you tried www.caa.co.uk

HTH

i assume you mean this 737 alone out at the end of the runway

Former EI-DTY of KD Avia seen parked on ter fire dump.During it's life it once operated with GO / EasyJet as G-IGOV


Boeing 737-3M8 N389DF by Mark, on Flickr

Andy beat me to replaying hope this helps

Mark

thanks for all the help guy's think thats filled in all the gaps i had.