AHhaaa,deHavilland,must be a Dragon,or Rapide..

Decisions, decisions!

Dragon...OH if correct

Sorry - not a dragon

How about a Dragonfly ?

Not a Dragonfly either. Was still flying a few years back - tho haven't been near the airfield since.

Must be a Rapide then..

Yes - The DH89 which did yeoman work for BEA till the mid 50s - and even after that for the Scillies. This was G-AKIF at Duxford. Anyone know if it is still flying?

An aeroplane where the passengers had to be weighed as well as the bags and they tried not to roster a big R/O with a big pilot!


http://i1198.photobucket.com/albums/...RapideCrop.jpg

Not on Mel's list...

http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/3230/ww1r.jpg

Must be a BE-2e...OH if correct..

Spot on Sycamore! :ok: RAF BE2e.

Open House.

Oh, why not. One more? Not really a cockpit shot, but see what you think...I left the roundel on...:)

http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/8629/wc1309509.jpg

You're right. Not really a cockpit shot. Belongs on "Name That Plane", or even " Silhouette Challenge".

Not a problem Brian. I'll make it a silhouette.

OPEN HOUSE

If it's open house then....

http://i1226.photobucket.com/albums/...ckpit1-1-1.jpg

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Ciarain.

Is this a `re-vamped` Douglas aircraft..?

If that was aimed at me sycamore then the answer is no, it is not.

Difficult to judge ,but is it a piston engined aircraft ,perhaps built by the company referred to in the posts at the top of the page ?

G-AKIF
 

Thanks for that Kieron - although it doesn't clarify whether it is still flying?

SB

No sycamore, not piston and not referred to on that page.