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G-AOVT, 1958 Bristol 175 Britannia 312, C/N: 13427
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Aircraft G-AOVT, 1958 Bristol 175 Britannia 312, c/n 13427, Bristol Britannia 312. Known as the 'Whispering Giant' the Britannia was the world's first long range turbo-prop transport aircraft. Originally delivered to BOAC, and subsequently with British Eagle, and finally Monarch Airlines, who after its final passe, at EGWC, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Bristol Britannia 312. Known as the 'Whispering Giant' the Britannia was the world's first long range turbo-prop transport aircraft. Originally delivered to BOAC, and subsequently with British Eagle, and finally Monarch Airlines, who after its final passe
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Shot Date 1989-04-09
Airport EGWC
RAF Cosford Airport, Cosford, Shropshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2009-10-29
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Dimensions 1026 × 684
Date Taken 2005-05-13 13:37:57
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Aircraft G-AOVT, Monarch, at EGSU, photo by Volker Hilpert
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Aircraft G-AOVT, Bristol 175 Britannia 312, Duxford Aviation Society, Duxford Airfield, July 2013., at EGSU, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft G-AOVT, Bristol Britannia 312. At the Imperial War Museum, Duxford., at EGWC, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
@ EGWC
Aircraft G-AOVT, Britannia of Monarch Airlines preserved at Duxford, at EGSU, photo by Simon Palmer
Simon Palmer
@ EGSU
Aircraft G-AOVT, Being revamped at Duxford Museum., at EGSU, photo by David W
David W
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Aircraft G-AOVT, 1958 Bristol 175 Britannia 312, c/n 13427, Bristol Britannia 312. Known as the 'Whispering Giant' the Britannia was the world's first long range turbo-prop transport aircraft. Originally delivered to BOAC, and subsequently with British Eagle, and finally Monarch Airlines, who after its final passe, at EGWC, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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