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koreafan 4th Sep 2008 10:07

Why? Has scrapping started?

HZ123 4th Sep 2008 16:39

There has been no apparent work on the aircarft in the last 3 weeks since the interior was stripped of its spares stock round about the second week of August.

Heavy Cargo 29th Sep 2008 12:20

The End Game
 
Scrapping Belfast next week and CL44 engines gone long ago, this will also be scrapped .

Log Books for both were stolen by an angry little man and his bum son so hot saw option the best. :ok:

Porrohman 29th Sep 2008 20:22

What a sad end to a long running saga... :confused:

Heavy Cargo 30th Sep 2008 11:12

Going to a good cause RP-C8020 ( G-HLFT ) running well with the UK boys here in Aus. New PAint scheme looks great.

HZ123 30th Sep 2008 14:18

Most things at SEN end up as a saga, some do get away like our 707 QF.

panjandrum 22nd Oct 2008 16:24

GBEPS leaning at an angle tonight, won't be much longer.:*

old-timer 23rd Oct 2008 19:08

G-BEPS San Jose Ca 18 OCT 1992
 
What a sad end, I saw her at San Jose Ca on 18 oCT 1992, Happier days then...

HZ123 31st Oct 2008 15:14

The last bits of BEPS were swept away yesterday and all trace is gone.

mark g leach 19th Jan 2009 22:37

loser.
 
Hey losers better start locking your doors....we are closing in....crane will be first to go.

Newforest2 20th Jan 2009 07:33

The Leach has come out of hibernation!:ugh:

GuppyEng.com 20th Jan 2009 11:40

It's all secret squirrel you know!
I've just been interegated:ouch:

J31 MAN 18th Feb 2010 15:47

Any news on this? Must be last chance for a cl-44 survivor.

Stratofreighter 18th Feb 2010 16:12

See wwwDOTswingtail44DOTblogspotDOTcom taken from
Guppy To Die - Key Publishing Ltd Aviation Forums .

asmak 21st Feb 2010 01:15

Cl44 Tradewinds Lgw
 
I worked for Tradewinds out of LGW in 1978 and carried the Formula One Circus in three CL44`s.We had 6 at the time and lost one in Zaire with a gear problem.It was carring cement and everybody got out OK.Unfortunately they were replaced by the B707. G-Wind,G-Sail were two of them.

There was a CL44 ownwed by a Swis guy who did sub service for us.

There is one still intact on the military ramp in Guayaquil.

oligoe 21st Feb 2010 17:31


There was a CL44 ownwed by a Swis guy who did sub service for us.

J-C Rudas I suppose with Transvalair ! My dad flew for them.

Varipitch 21st Feb 2010 17:48

CL44 happenings!
 
Thanks to all for the Posts. As the 2010 CL44 Re-Union inches closer (22 May in London) I can respond to certain points !
Firstly-I am pleased to say that TWO former Transvalair guys will be gracing us with their presence-Markus Seiler and F/Eng Malcolm Granville.
Secondly, the situation with the Guppy at BOH is that it HAS been sold! However, to date, no movement around the aircraft has been recorded by our local 'Agent'.
The Association has lodged its interest in acquiring certain parts of the a/c should this become possible at any stage. In the meantime, the latest Newsletter, mailed to our 150 members, contains first hand stories of crew members. These include THE 26 TONNE RATATOUILLE and THE DEMISE OF CYPRUS AIRWAYS CL44 5B-DAN. Do send me an email if you wish to become a member-we have former Flying Tigers, Seaboard, Slick, TMAC, Transglobe, Tradewinds, United African Airlines, Affretair (Air Gabon Cargo) Aeron, Wrangler Blue Bell, etc etc. Alas, we have few copies of the video and all of the copies of the CL44 Story book, have been sold.
If you have withdrawal symptoms for the 44, you can always pay us a visit to the ex RAF Britannia (XM496) at Kemble

aseanaero 9th Jun 2011 23:48


If you look at the following aerial photo, it would appear that the CL44 is no longer at the site of the old Jakarta Airport;
Google Maps

The equivalent aerial photo on Bing Maps - driving directions, routes, and traffic ve#map=-6.15172,106.8461|18|32&dp=860&loc=ID:-6.17444:106.82944:17|Jakarta|Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, Indonesia shows 2 aircraft at the south side of the semi-circular lake (the lake on the left in the Google photo) one of which looks like a CL44 (presumably s/no 19).

As you'll see from these aerial photos, the old Jakara airrport has now been completely redeveloped and there's little trace of it now.
The ex Bayu Air CL-44 at Halim was scrapped about 4 years ago , not sure when the Kamayoran CL-44s were scrapped but probably 5 or 6 years ago

Davaar 10th Jun 2011 01:13

Oh well, I remember an escorted visit to the Canadair plant. A high-light was a tour through a CL-44, then under construction. I think they were also making F-104 Starfighters.

Varipitch 22nd Feb 2015 19:04

N447-Its owners aspirations
 
All we know is what we're told Owner insists it will fly out of BOH this year
And we thought Tommy Cooper was dead


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