DC7 in UK
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Re: DC7 in UK
Caledonian Airways operated ex BOAC 7C's and Dan Air used a DC 7B
Transmeridian was another user of the type and Autair owned one for a short time.
Transmeridian was another user of the type and Autair owned one for a short time.
Garry
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Re: DC7 in UK
Hi AD,
Calclassic have a BOAC model if you're looking for an FS version - middle of page here
Rgds,
Colin
Calclassic have a BOAC model if you're looking for an FS version - middle of page here
Rgds,
Colin
Rgds,
Colin
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Re: DC7 in UK
http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?c ... dereg=true
20 so it seems were registered in the UK.
The first 10 are the BOAC ones. Some of these were subsequently operated by other UK airlines.
Caledonian (RUD,RYE,SHL,SID,SIV) were ex SABENA
Trans Meridian (TAB,TMF,TOB,VXH,WBI) were ex US
20 so it seems were registered in the UK.
The first 10 are the BOAC ones. Some of these were subsequently operated by other UK airlines.
Caledonian (RUD,RYE,SHL,SID,SIV) were ex SABENA
Trans Meridian (TAB,TMF,TOB,VXH,WBI) were ex US