G-EUNA

Aircraft:
Airbus A318-112
Reg: G-EUNA full info | G-EUNA photos
Serial #:
4007
Airline: British Airways
Photo Date: Aug 29, 2016
Uploaded: Sep 10, 2016
London City Airport - EGLC, United Kingdom

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[1600px] Quite a special aircraft at LCY, and a welcome change from the Embraer jets and turboprops that serve the single runway airport. Small as it is, this 'baby jet' is actually the largest aircraft type certified to serve London City Airport. This A318, one of only two in the BA fleet, is seen here operating an all-business class flight to New York JFK via Shannon as "Speedbird 3"

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Aug 29, 2016

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Sep 10, 2016

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[1600px] Quite a special aircraft at LCY, and a welcome change from the Embraer jets and turboprops that serve the single runway airport. Small as it is, this 'baby jet' is actually the largest aircraft type certified to serve London City Airport. This A318, one of only two in the BA fleet, is seen here operating an all-business class flight to New York JFK via Shannon as "Speedbird 3"