Photographer: Frank MacSorley. Kaman electronic testbed.

An air ride for Mr Edgerton's Volkswagen van. Photo by: Harold Edgerton / MIT Museum

This 707 was damaged beyond repair when it made a hard landing in a rainstorm at Sahar International Airport in Bombay, India on 21 June 1982.

Seen at Luqa wearing small 'The Malta Airlines' underneath a logo set into in the cheatline. I am uncertain of the significance of this logo but it was later replaced by the Maltese Cross.

Built in 1954 as a Canberra B.2 serving with 207 Sqdn and 35 Sqdn. Became one of nine B.2s converted to a T.11 standard to train radar operators for Javelins and after a short spell at 228 OCU, the aircraft joined the Target Facilities Squadron at West Raynham which was renamed as 85 Sqdn in 1963 and moved to Binbrook. Modified once more to a T.19 and later flew with 7 Sqdn at St Mawgan before retirement in 1979. Sold to BAC for possible export sales, the aircraft was donated to the Newark Air Museum in 1985 and is current in their collection at the time of upload

During Konfrontasi, a conflict between Malaysia and Indonesia, allies of the UK and Malaysia were barred from Indonesia air space. RNZAF Canberras, accompanied by RNZAF Hastings, had to make a long diversion to reach their base at Tengah, Singapore. NZ6104 was lost on November 30, 1964 when it crashed at the China Rock bombing range near Singapore. Kwajalein is the base for US nuclear testing on Bikini Atoll. Photo from: Air Force Museum of New Zealand

At the time of the photo Fletcher Jones and Staff was major national department store chain based in the Victorian regional town of Warrnambool. It has shrunk to three stores in 2021, all in Melbourne. VH-FJW crashed at Bankstown, NSW, on December 9, 1976 while making a single engine approach. .

A lovely Boeing image taken prior to delivery in late September 1964.

ZK-BXB in its original livery. Photo from: Ken Morris

Delivered new to Panam in June 1963. Later sold to DanAir as G-BEAF.

Reregistered N6695C in 1968 Donated to the Connecticut Aeronautical Historical Association. Delivered by air in March 1970 from Delaware to Windsor Locks. Flipped by a tornado on October 3, 1979 and later scrapped. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Operated as a corporate aircraft by shipping company Dollar Line which had in the past dabbled in air transport with South Pacific Airlines. N4433 was withdrawn from use in Paraguay. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Crashed at Hayward, California, September 9, 1965. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

XP446 was sold for scrap in 1973.

VH-BTK crashed at Black Hill, South Australia, on October 3, 1970.

"County of Lanark" awaits its boarding passengers before an inclusive tour holiday flight to the Meditterranean.

"Zuider Zee" was operated by KLM from July 1957 until March 1969. Converted to DC-7CF standard in August 1962 and seen operating KL001 AMS-MAN-LHR-AMS.