IY7001 is approaching runway 14 after a flight from Milan-Malpensa. This was the only visit to Zurich, I wish it had been sunny... Destroyed on ground on 19th March 2015 during fighting at Aden.

Seen here on a saturday evening arrival of the weekly service MK028 MRU-MUC with a scheduled arrival at Munich on 17:30 p.m., seating configuration F12J26Y261. Delivered 23/04/1980 to Braniff Airways as N604BN and sold 12/09/1980 to Aerolineas Argentinas as LV-OHV. After ten years of operation in Argentina, the a/c was canx. to Mauritius as 3B-NAQ on 31/05/1990. After six years in Mauritius canx. 07/02/1996 to Qatar Airways as A7-ABM, later to Qatar Amiri Flight as A7-AHM on 04/11/1996. Sold 26/11/2000 to Yemen Gvmt. as 7O-YMN and destroyed on 19/03/2015 at Aden, Yemen, during ground attacks.

Originally Braniff's N603BN for a little over a year before becoming a very large executive jet!

This aircraft was registered to Global Air Leasing Pty Ltd as VH-OZX on 22 March 2000 but at the time of this photo the registration had not yet been applied. It eventually spent quite a while dormant at Brisbane after original plans for future use failed to eventuate. Became D6-OZX in July 2001.

Arriving at Gatwick after its overnight flight from Dallas-Fort Worth.

This was originally delivered in April 1980 as N604BN to Braniff. It was last operated by Yemenia/ Yemen Government but was destroyed on the ground during fighting on 19th Mar 2015 at Aden.

Operated for Qatar Government

N150UA on approach to Runway 07. United's 747SPs looked as good as new compared with what they looked like at Pan Am, which had allowed its aircraft to become grimy and oil stained.

N529PA was sold to United as N150UA in 1986.

The well-loved Big Orange starts its roll down Gatwick's r/w 08 on another flight to Dallas. D/d 30.5.80; to N529PA 1.84 and N150UA 5.86, going to the Oman Royal Flight as the familiar A4O-SP in 8.92. Now N747A, firstly with Fry's Electronics (and even used by Ballet San Jose), joining NASA in 1.17

CAAC 747SP on runway 16 as another 747 (above B-2454) approaches runway 07

Always a welcome sight, an SP in the air. The added radome on this unique aircraft is seen as the aircraft approaches Stansted

United took over Pan Am's Pacific routes in 1986 along with its 747SPs. Here is N150UA not long out of the paintshop