A Swiss machine 1968

[PAXboy]

In this article, there is a photo of Sherlock Holmes fans making an expedition to the land of the Swiss.
BBC News - Sherlock Holmes and his fight to the death (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19598997)

The windows of the a/c have a MOST unusual shape. What is the machine??

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/62938000/jpg/_62938281_1968_464.jpg

[Tableview]

Convair Coronado?

[tornadoken]

Caravelle III, SR's standard intra-European type, fleet of 8, 1960-70.

[Rosevidney1]

I agree with tornadoken. Caravelle.

[Retired Redcap]

Most definitely a Caravelle with those windows. A glimpse of the landing gear confirms this.

[PAXboy]

Thank you. I knew that the Caravelle was the standard at that time but the windows were not something I had ever seen, hence my doubt. Quote from the Wikipedia entry:
A distinctive design feature were the cabin windows in the shape of a curved triangle which were smaller than conventional windows but gave the same field of view downwards.