Don't know if still there, but in 1999
there was a Puss Moth encased/preserved in the street
outside Indian AL offices on this field. Replica or not, unsure,
but it represented the first aircraft flown by J R D Tata,
founder of Tata Airlines, precursor of Air India.

Sorry, no pix to post - open house........ 'ZG

Z-G . I think this is the one you refer to;
http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/h...oaALFZ5006.jpg
I hope the sizing is not too small. A bit too technical for me to change I am afraid.

Can I have another go then?

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...er/Strat-1.jpg

SD is it Prague?
Temps

Piarco,Trinidad. Taken on the 16th, November,1954. A proving flight by B.OA.C

Mmm, bit short on detail there Sabredog, nevertheless you have it.

Thank you ,Duckbutt. Due entirely to the June,1996,edition of Aeroplane Monthly, which ran a series of articles on the Boeing Stratocruiser.
Open House,Gentlemen, as I have nothing to post.

not as difficult as it seems - the clue is in the airline
[IMG]http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/j...lassics005.jpg[/IMG]

Must be Gatwick.

Having said that , if it is I do not have anything to post!

It is not Gatwick.

Both eventualities covered!

Not Gatwick, but think BUA route network.

So the 1-11 demonstrator would be on a hunt for new customers? Lagos?

(If so, then 40 years on, it was in the right country)

Not Lagos but you are on the right track

Then Accra?

Not Accra!

Lusaka?
That's my third and final guess.

Not Lusaka either I fear. Right continent though.

Nairobi ?

Not Nairobi.

Must be Entebbe then

Not Entebbe but a move in the right direction away from Nairobi towards West Africa. I appreciate there are no real clues other than the aircraft but from what I can remember it was only BUA VC 10s that flew the route normally.