Cleveland Hopkins?

I remember Baltimore (Friendship, BAL, now BWI) as a linear building around 1960 - of course I could be wrong.
I've looked at recent pictures of Cleveland and can't see where this terminal would have fit - of course I could be wrong..

The general layout reminds me of Montreal (Dorval) aka CYUL - now renamed Pierre Trudeau. Even with the new additions the terminal is squashed into the corner of the airfield next to Cargo Road C.

Mel's Challenge
 

Sorry fellers it is not any of those mentioned:- Baltimore,Cleveland or Monreal. Here is another photograph of the terminal before they added the finger. I wonder if that is the good Colonel's aircraft.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...rtquiz002a.jpg

With a hint like that, it might be SDF Louisville although I can't see any likely buildings remaining on Google Earth.

seacue
 

I thought the Colonel might help however wrong county though. I am not sure if the original building is left. Should that be one of the requirements?
Mel

Yet another try, Lexington, KY. The runway / taxiway pattern looks plausible.

If'n this be a winnah, I give my slot to Speedbird48 who missed his/hers early-on.

seacue
 

This aerodrome is further North than Lexington but still in Kentucky.
Mel

Cincinnati? Before everyone descends upon me, the airport is in Kentucky and not Ohio!

D120A
 

It is the Cincinnati/Kentucky International Airport in earlier times.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...atiAirport.jpg
We look forward to you challenge.

Over to Speedbird 48, please!

Which aerodrome??
 

Sorry guys,

I will have to hand this one to you. I have been searching for one of a grassy, wet field in the South of the UK and I have not had any luck.

If you will take words, instead of a picture, it was round, and had, what are now known as, jetways to keep the customers dry on their way out to the aircraft.

I think the CAA buried it??

Speedbird48.

London Gatwick?

Don't suppose the round building would be the Beehive by any chance? The metal tracks that the jetways rolled out on are still there in the carpark as it is now.

Which Aerodrome?
 

MAZ11 got it .

I must have told you too much. I first saw it as a kid riding my bike to see the Spitfires/Seafires outside the Airwork hangers.

There was a DH Rapide at the Beahive with the "jetway" awning in use.

I later landed there when it was still all grass, in a Miles Magister, and the water went over the top of the aircraft as the place was so wet!!

I went on to fly for Dan Air and BUA before leaving the country so the fact that anything remains of the terminal is a wonder to me.

Good Thread, keep up the good work.

Speedbird 48.

Speedbird48
 

It certainly is still there. I worked in there back in 1960 when Air Couriers had their drawing office there before their hanger was built. There used to be a footpath tunnel to the Beehive from the Old Gatwick Airport Railway Station. I am sure today it is still used as Offices.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...ckBeehive4.jpg
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c6...ckBeehive2.jpg

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...ryAirfield.jpg

Here's another for your amusement. The '4X' registration on the Noratlas is not a clue, as he was some way from home. As were we, with four RAF Whirlwind HAR10s and an Argosy in support...

The Beehive (LGW)
 

Helps when you work for the company that owns it at the moment, (Sunny old GB Airways), and yes its still very much in use, listed building I think.

Anyway not got a clue on the other picture!

D120A challenge
 

I will take a wild guess and say Sharjah Airfield.
Mel

No, not Sharjah I am afraid. The Noratlas was Israeli (Sharjah is the wrong direction) and the photo was taken on 13 March 1968, if that helps.

D120A

Nicosia (International as was, HQ UNFICYP as is)?