6th Jan 2024, 07:24 - Wikipost
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Which Aerodrome Mk IV
SE Asia?
I thought the grey sea might fool people, but not Asturias!
Yes, SE Asia.
Yes, SE Asia.
Here’s the view from the other end:
Looks military and probably in the Philippines.
The IAP data would be interesting with the positioning of those vessels.
Looks like a few years between the pics so I might change to "probably Vietnam" with the Caribou in front of the hangar.
MJG
The IAP data would be interesting with the positioning of those vessels.
Looks like a few years between the pics so I might change to "probably Vietnam" with the Caribou in front of the hangar.
MJG
MJG,
If I were you, I would follow up on your second choice.
At least 30 years between the two photos.
PS I hadn't even spotted the Caribou.
If I were you, I would follow up on your second choice.
At least 30 years between the two photos.
PS I hadn't even spotted the Caribou.
Last edited by India Four Two; 31st Jan 2023 at 05:05.
Not Đà Nẵng (VVDN), which incidentally has the delightful IATA code of DAD.
Looks a bit like Cam Ranh but I think this is more built up
I suspect its the old Nah Trang airport - which looks as if it has fallen in to the ands of the developers......................
I suspect its the old Nah Trang airport - which looks as if it has fallen in to the ands of the developers......................
It's over 36 hours so it's safe for me to say that it is the old Nha Trang airport (VVNT / NHA), which as Asturias points out, is now being "developed'.
I flew into this very convenient airport once, in the 90s, in a Vietnam Airlines ATR72. The only airport I've ever been to where you could walk to your beachside hotel, or if your luggage was too heavy, cyclo drivers were waiting to take you:
However, for the sake of progress and profits, this very convenient airport was closed and replaced by the reopened Cam Ranh Bay (VVCR / CXR), an hour's bus ride away.
Here are a couple of images I had lined up, if the location proved too difficult:
SVNAF A-1 Skyraiders trailing smoke in the colours of the South Vietnamese flag
SVNAF U-17A (C185)
In 2016, it was reported that the airport was being sold:
https://saigoneer.com/saigon-develop...port-for-$540m
The latest GE image shows that the development is underway:
Deveoper's plan:
Asturias56 has control.
I flew into this very convenient airport once, in the 90s, in a Vietnam Airlines ATR72. The only airport I've ever been to where you could walk to your beachside hotel, or if your luggage was too heavy, cyclo drivers were waiting to take you:
However, for the sake of progress and profits, this very convenient airport was closed and replaced by the reopened Cam Ranh Bay (VVCR / CXR), an hour's bus ride away.
Here are a couple of images I had lined up, if the location proved too difficult:
SVNAF A-1 Skyraiders trailing smoke in the colours of the South Vietnamese flag
SVNAF U-17A (C185)
In 2016, it was reported that the airport was being sold:
https://saigoneer.com/saigon-develop...port-for-$540m
The latest GE image shows that the development is underway:
Deveoper's plan:
Asturias56 has control.
Last edited by India Four Two; 2nd Feb 2023 at 09:40. Reason: Typo correction
Thank you - reminded me of the old Jakarta downtown airport
has to be Open House folks
has to be Open House folks
reminded me of the old Jakarta downtown airport
Last edited by India Four Two; 1st Feb 2023 at 00:51.
That is not hard....................
Clearly somewhere where the traffic drives on the right,
Those people have relatively warm clothes on - somewhere well outside the tropics
I thought it might be Tegel but a search on that brought up pictures of some other concrete monstrosities including this
and that took me to Minsk..................
and that took me to Minsk..................