G-AOVT

Aircraft:
Bristol Britannia 312
Reg: G-AOVT photos
Serial #:
13427
Airline: Monarch Airlines
Photo Date: Feb 28, 2010
Uploaded: Mar 27, 2010
Duxford - EGSU, United Kingdom

Notes:

Dedicated to my friend Pepe Parejo, who in April of 1967, made is flight engineer training, in this airplane G-AOVT, that then it belonged to the Britihs Eagle company, with the AJAX name. The course for the Spanish crews, that was made in the Teesside Aerodrome, and was motivated by the Air Spain purchase, of several Britannias to the English company.

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Notes

Dedicated to my friend Pepe Parejo, who in April of 1967, made is flight engineer training, in this airplane G-AOVT, that then it belonged to the Britihs Eagle company, with the AJAX name. The course for the Spanish crews, that was made in the Teesside Aerodrome, and was motivated by the Air Spain purchase, of several Britannias to the English company.