N287

Aircraft:
Douglas DC-7C Seven Seas
Reg: N287 photos
Serial #:
45206
Airline: Temple Airlines
Photo Date: Jul 06, 1968
Uploaded: Feb 27, 2020
London Gatwick Airport - EGKK, United Kingdom

Notes:

Originally built for Northwest Airlines in 1957, this Douglas DC-7C is here on ops for Temple Airlines on a North Atlantic charter. Bearing in mind today's fast, quiet and smooth travel, spare a thought for those folks boarding the plane who have signed up for 10-12 hours of shake, rattle and roll. (Mind you, they didn't have to take their shoes off before boarding!)

Photographer

by Tim Martin Collection
: Photos | Profile | Contact

Contact photographer for terms of use.

Use this photo

Aircraft

N287 - Consolidated-Vultee PBY-5A Catalina - Cavanaugh Flight Museum

Now owned by the Cavanaugh Flight Museum, on display outside of the Wings Over Miami museum

Kevin Porter N287

3,526 0 0 Consolidated-Vultee PBY-5A Catalina

N287 - Consolidated-Vultee PBY-5A Catalina - Private

Wonderful to see these beautiful machine survive

Jorge Rivas N287

2,894 1 0 Consolidated-Vultee PBY-5A Catalina

Jeremy Gould N287

3,418 0 0 Consolidated-Vultee PBY-5A Catalina

Photo location

Peter Baldwin TC-SME

114 0 0 Boeing 737-8 MAX

OE-ISE - Airbus A321-251NX - easyJet Europe

Peter Baldwin OE-ISE

285 1 0 Airbus A321-251NX

Peter Baldwin SE-RRJ

279 0 0 Boeing 737-8JP

Photographer

C-FFQF - Bombardier Dash 8-Q400AT - Conair Aviation

Conair's latest baby is this 2010 built Dash-8-Q400 air tanker that they got from Angola last year

Tim Martin Collection C-FFQF

9,049 11 0 Bombardier Dash 8-Q400AT

Originally built for KLM - Royal Dutch in 1952, this Douglas DC-6B is here in service with Adria Airways of Yugoslavia

Tim Martin Collection YU-AFC

2,575 4 0 Douglas DC-6B

C-FWRR - Bombardier CRJ-100ER - Pivot Airlines

Typical! The first wet day since January and we get an unusual (for this airport) airliner movement

Tim Martin Collection C-FWRR

4,042 2 0 Bombardier CRJ-100ER

Registration

Photo Date

Jul 06, 1968

Uploaded

Feb 27, 2020

Views

3,337

Likes

5

Badges

None

Notes

Originally built for Northwest Airlines in 1957, this Douglas DC-7C is here on ops for Temple Airlines on a North Atlantic charter. Bearing in mind today's fast, quiet and smooth travel, spare a thought for those folks boarding the plane who have signed up for 10-12 hours of shake, rattle and roll. (Mind you, they didn't have to take their shoes off before boarding!)