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G-YMMM, 2001 Boeing 777-236/ER, C/N: 30314/342
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Aircraft G-YMMM, 2001 Boeing 777-236/ER, c/n 30314/342, Two days after the miraculous crash landing on 17th January 2008 whilst operating British Airways flight BA038 from Beijing and the crane has lifted the left wing. It has now been written off and broken up at London-Heathrow in 2009., at EGLL, photo by Glyn Charles Jones
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Two days after the miraculous crash landing on 17th January 2008 whilst operating British Airways flight BA038 from Beijing and the crane has lifted the left wing. It has now been written off and broken up at London-Heathrow in 2009.
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Shot Date 2008-01-19
Airport EGLL
London Heathrow Airport, London United Kingdom
Upload Date 2018-11-09
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Samsung Techwin
Camera Model <Samsung D70 / D75 / S730 / S750>
Shutter Speed 1/180 sec
Aperture f/4.9
ISO 80
Focal Length 17.4 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 2221 × 1481
Date Taken 2008-01-19 14:45:13
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Aircraft G-YMMM, British Airways, at EGLL, photo by Christian Waser
Christian Waser
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Steve Wright
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Thomas Ramgraber-VAP
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Aircraft G-YMMM, Boeing 777-236ER [30314] (British Airways) Heathrow~G 31/08/2006. On finals 27L., at EGLL, photo by Ray Barber
Ray Barber
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Aircraft G-YMMM, 2001 Boeing 777-236/ER, c/n 30314/342, Two days after the miraculous crash landing on 17th January 2008 whilst operating British Airways flight BA038 from Beijing and the crane has lifted the left wing. It has now been written off and broken up at London-Heathrow in 2009., at EGLL, photo by Glyn Charles Jones
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