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G-CELD, 1987 Boeing 737-33A, C/N: 23832
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Aircraft G-CELD, 1987 Boeing 737-33A, c/n 23832 l/n 1473, 1473th 737 to come out, Lima-Delta initially served BMA as G-OBMB and then moved to Australia in 1993 to serve Ansett as VH-CZW. Ten years later, the 733 moved back to the UK and keep going with Jet2., at LFPG, photo by Alain Durand
1473th 737 to come out, Lima-Delta initially served BMA as G-OBMB and then moved to Australia in 1993 to serve Ansett as VH-CZW. Ten years later, the 733 moved back to the UK and keep going with Jet2.
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Shot Date 2012-01-06
Airport LFPG
Charles de Gaulle International Airport, Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) France
Upload Date 2012-01-26
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EXIF Data
Camera Make FUJIFILM
Camera Model FinePix S2950
Shutter Speed 1/100 sec
Aperture f/11
ISO 64
Focal Length 42.9 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1280 × 935
Date Taken 2012-01-05 21:00:44
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Aircraft G-CELD, Boeing 737-33A at Newcastle Airport in 2006., at EGNT, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft G-CELD, sadly Lima Delta was scrapped December 2015, this photo from happy flying in summer,, at EGNM, photo by Jez-UK
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Aircraft G-CELD, Still in old/original Jet 2 colours., at EGCC, photo by MikeP
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Aircraft G-CELD, Jet2., at EGCC, photo by Howard J Curtis
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Aircraft G-CELD, Jet2, at EGCC, photo by Chris Hall
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Aircraft G-CELD, 1987 Boeing 737-33A, c/n 23832 l/n 1473, 1473th 737 to come out, Lima-Delta initially served BMA as G-OBMB and then moved to Australia in 1993 to serve Ansett as VH-CZW. Ten years later, the 733 moved back to the UK and keep going with Jet2., at LFPG, photo by Alain Durand
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