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Old 15th May 2007, 08:22
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DH95 Flamingo. The first all metal aircraft from de Havilland.


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"The Ashton was a jet powered taildragger,"
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Old 15th May 2007, 08:44
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Tudor =
jet powered taildragger
Ashton = Tricycle u/c

We all knew that though, didn't we?
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Old 15th May 2007, 09:17
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Ashton = Tricycle u/c

Avro Ashton

Avro Tudor 8
Flight trials of the Tudor 8 with paired Rolls-Royce Nene in single nacelles showed the need for tricycle undercarriage to keep the jet s clear from the ground when taxing.

The Tudor 9 was to have a tricycle u/c, however this type was not proceded with and the MoS placed an order with Avro for six somewhat similar research aircraft known as the Avro 706 Ashtons, they untilised the Tudor 2 airframe with thicker skins and shortened to Tudor 1 length.

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Old 15th May 2007, 10:19
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An Older One

He's an older one. I'll remove it if someone beats me in posting.
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Flying boat perhaps 1920/30s?
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Amphibian, 1920s. But that makes it too easy.
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Old 15th May 2007, 11:38
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But that makes it too easy
Not for me it doesn`t!

Vickers Viking?
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Old 15th May 2007, 11:42
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Not Vickers.
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Old 15th May 2007, 11:49
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Probably way off track here (not unusual!) but could this be an early US 'boat'?
Immediately post war or 20's?
3 engines?
Similar to the NC-4 or - later - P2M?
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Old 15th May 2007, 12:21
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US
mid-late 1920s
one engine
much more modern than the NC-4
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Old 15th May 2007, 12:29
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One from the Supermarine yard?
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Old 15th May 2007, 12:38
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such as the Sea Eagle?
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Old 15th May 2007, 12:38
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Not British.

Used by at least two airlines.

I'll be away from the computer later in the day but will try to log in every couple of hours.

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Old 15th May 2007, 13:06
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Sikorsky S39?
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Old 15th May 2007, 14:13
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Not Sikorsky.

One of the airlines was short-lived. The other lasted for decades.
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Old 15th May 2007, 15:06
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The other lasted for decades
PanAm perhaps?
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Old 15th May 2007, 15:53
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Not PanAm, but the correct country for both airlines.

Fires near a terminus of one route have been in the news recently.
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Would Keystone have anything to do with this aircraft?
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