Knowing your posts, is it in the Netherlands ?

Found this very similar one.

http://i63.tinypic.com/u1v9i.png

Ahh, that has to be Dutch! It all started with the fly printed on the inside of the public urinals. Same in Changi?

Unfortunately the place where I found it doesn't say where it is.

I have just found it again and it says Eindhoven.

SLB likes his home-grown stuff doesn't he.

I had that seat the last time I flew BA.......................... :sad:

SLB described his toilet as the stairway to heaven.

No - this is a stairway to heaven.
http://i64.tinypic.com/2qsqz9u.jpg

Challenge follows.

I posted this before but withdrew it.

http://i63.tinypic.com/sqh6qu.jpg

Algiers??

looks warm

We're not in Algeria.

Bizerte,Tunisia....

You need to get away from North Africa.

French territory in the Pacific?

Would have been white colour scheme like 'SXX.

Not Pacific or French territory.

Checking on colour scheme.

I have found a couple of photographs of the aeroplane in bare metal finish but nothing of that era in white.

This was an RAF base.

RAF Mauripur, Pakistan ? from John Holloway, RAF Retired: "The French occasionally had flights passing through. Once a month a lone DC-4 would arrive from Saigon, usually landing in the early hours of the morning when we should have all been fast asleep – so they were very unpopular. We also had a flight of Privateers arrive and the odd Nordatlas. They were on their way home as the days of the French in Indo China were rapidly coming to an end."

A cigar and a large malt to the man. :D

All yours e.

Thanks dook! Here is the next mystery aerodrome:
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....4b7ce85eab.jpg

Doesn't look used very much.

Not so much as of late, but still open. Actually had HS-125 corporate jet service back in the day. Photo was taken in 2005. Current image on Google Earth looks even less cared for.

Lots of silica sand around, and a hint of rapids in that dark stream. I'll guessing Africa, Angola perhaps.

I'm thinking outbackish.

Not Angola nor Australia.

Not on the European Continent.

Not Canada, but the locale had a Canadian connection.

No, but I did find this gem of a photo taken at the mystery aerodrome:

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....e76f1c6385.jpg

Please note I'll be back around 1400 UTC.

Maybe you should have airbrushed out serial number 34322.

A Google search brings up Watooka, Guyana.

I only suggested that because when Lancaster G-ASXX (now at East Kirkby) arrived in the UK from New Caledonia in about 1966, it was in all white 'Aeronavale' colour scheme.

Thanks - now I'm with you.

broadreach is correct. Linden-Mackenzie, Guyana. Linden Airport (ICAO: SYLD) is an airport serving Linden, the capital of the Upper Demerara-Berbice region of Guyana.

As requested, OPEN HOUSE.

My suggestion just shows how unreliable the web can be. :(

Re the USAF Piasecki H-21, my source says Mackenzie, British Guiana. Watooka, Linden and Mackenzie are served by the Linden-Mackenzie airport. It is now just the Linden airport. It was once known as just the Mackenzie airport. What was the USAF "flying Banana" doing in British Guiana anyway? I can speculate, but I have no facts to back me up.

FYI Watooka was a residential area of MacKenzie Guyana, named after Watooka Creek (an Amerindian name).

It does seem to be a strange place for the USAF to have been.

Maybe it had something to do with the "constitutional coup".

I'm waiting for a "non-regular" to post something.