G-AWNP

Aircraft:
Boeing 747-136
Reg: G-AWNP photos
Serial #:
20952
Airline: British Airways
Photo Date: Mar 31, 1989
Uploaded: Apr 09, 2006
Vancouver Int'l Airport - CYVR, Canada

Notes:

The 100 series of BAW were fun to watch. When taking off 08 they could not normally do a left hand turn 10- 20 miles out and clear the Coast Mountains. They were forced to do a right hand turn which they would go through 270 degrees to put them on a northward heading and clear the mountains. They would start the turn at ten miles and come back over the airport.

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Mar 31, 1989

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Notes

The 100 series of BAW were fun to watch. When taking off 08 they could not normally do a left hand turn 10- 20 miles out and clear the Coast Mountains. They were forced to do a right hand turn which they would go through 270 degrees to put them on a northward heading and clear the mountains. They would start the turn at ten miles and come back over the airport.