London Heathrow 13 October 2022

[PorkScratching]

We spent the day at Heathrow prior to the most recent Northolt Nightshoot. There was a lot of cloud for much of the time unfortunately, but still plenty of interest to see. It was noticeable just how many A320neo and A321neo aircraft are now in service.


Avianca 787-8 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


LOT 737 MAX 8 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Aeromexico 787-8 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Icelandair 757-3E7 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Iberia A320-251N by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


British Airways 787-9 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


WestJet 787-9 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Finnair A319-112 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Aer Lingus A320-251N by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


United 787-9 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


SAS Connect A320-251N by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


RwandAir A330-343 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Swiss International A321-271NX by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Etihad 787-9 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


MNG A330-343F by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


British Airways A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

Nice to see the BEA A319 still flying:

British Airways A319-131 BEA Retro Jet by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Qatar 777-2DZLR by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


TAP A320-251N by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Kuwait Airways 777-369ER by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Saudia 787-9 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

[andygolfer]

very nice as always Nick - see you on Saturday (forecast looks good!)
Andy

[MarkL]

Hi Nick,

Very nice pics... think you may need to update the thread title to correct date though.

Kind regards,


Mark.

[PorkScratching]

Oops, thanks Mark!

Thanks Andy, see you on Saturday.

[STRATOCRUISER]

All great captures but the star for me is the retro BEA livery #17 as it took me straight back to the late 60's and glorious 70's.
Those red underwings always identified the 'BEELINE' flights ...
ah those lovely Viscounts, Vanguards, Tridents and 1-11's. Happy days and thanks for triggering the memories of days long gone