Classic British Flight Sim

Hello Folks,

Can anyone tell me which particular Super VC-10s, and for that matter, which Boeing 707-436s, BOAC used in the mid 1960s when they had their 'collaboration' with Cunard?

Cheers!

Dave

From a production list of 707s, the following are reported as "BOAC/Cunard" for the operator

G-ARWD, G-ARWE, G-ARRA, G-ARRB, G-ARRC, G-ASZF, G-ASZG, G-APFJ, G-APFK, G-APFL, G-APFM, G-APFN, G-APFO, G-APFP

Technically 'RWD/RWE are -465s (ex Cunard Eagle) and 'SZF/SZG are -336s.

Information on the VC-10s is more difficult to come by - a quick look on Airliners.net shows photos of G-ASGB/SGC/SGE in BOAC-Cunard colours

If you call up each registration in G-INFO the full registration details tells you if it went to BOAC Cunard as it was re-registered to that company.

I've checked this on some but don't have time to go through all of them.

Garry

Never thought of that.

Ian

GC and GD definitely. Sadly, my BOAC- An illustrated history doesn't go into any great detail

ATB
DaveB

Yep

I checked four

G-ASGA,B,C,D...no no yes yes for them

Thank you gentlemen!

Seek and ye shall always find - on CBFS.

Cheers!

Dave

For the interested:
G-ASGA, 'GB, 'GG, 'GH, 'GI, 'GJ, 'GK, 'GL, 'GM, 'GN, 'GO, 'GP, 'GR - BOAC
G-ASGC, 'GD, 'GE, 'GF, - BOAC/Cunard between April and October 1966.

Obviously an error then:
http://www.airliners.net/photo/BOAC-Cun ... 0093699/L/

Have to admit, can't read the registration.

I went through the list on airliners and missed that. GC was the first followed by GD but I found nowt to say any others had joined the fun. I can't read the reg on that shot anyway

ATB
DaveB