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More Brantly ..


Brantly B-2 D-HEBE (cn 40) as seen at Maastricht's Zuid Limburg Airport on 14th September 2014 (Photo: Fred Willemsen)...

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More Brantlys in Britain ..


G-ASXF as seen at Biggin Hill on 19th May 1973 (Photo: Jonathan Walron)

A rare shot! The...

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More Hoverfly ..


A US Coast Guard HNS-1 Sikorsky R-4 043 departs for a survey of the South Pole waters during a US Navy Antarctic...

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A 1953 overview of the helicopter by Encyclopedia Britannica films:

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For Wiggy!

Memories from Glasgow


Clyde Helicopters Hughes 500C (369HS) G-GASA as seen at Glasgow International Airport...

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BEA S-61N flying sections of a gas mains pipeline to Langney Marshes in 1966

The registration is a little tricky to...

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Very happy to report that having contacted former BEA helicopter pilot William Ashpole about the above photo he came back with the following:
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In seeking (or should that be sea king ) to track down some of the S-61's flown by William, I have happened upon G-ATBJ:


British Airways...

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Bell 47-B as seen at Trexlertown Airport in Pennsylvania in December 1953. The aircraft was hired by Hess Brothers department store and was headed...

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Dragonfly and Whirlwind from HMS Glory participate in 'Operation Snowdrop' bringing relief to snow-stricken villages across Scotland in the winter of...

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G-ARIA: Decca's Little Songbird!

G-ARIA was a beautiful little Bell 47 based at Biggin Hill Airport in Kent, England and owned by the Decca...

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Castle Air nostalgia ..

Roy Flood playing 'football' with G-SPEY in the 1990's TV show 'You Bet':

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While on Castle Air ..


Keith Thompson with Anneka Rice on board G-BHXU in 1982


Agusta-Bell 206B JetRanger III...

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Agusta-Bell 206B JetRanger II G-NOEL as seen at Cheltenham Racecourse on 30th May 1981 (Photo: Ray Barber)

Noel Edmonds seen here...

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G-CINE in Dublin during the summer of 1993, operating for Celtic Helicopters and performing pleasure flights from the Point Depot.