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G-AANG, 1911 Bleriot Type XI, C/N: 14
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Aircraft G-AANG, 1911 Bleriot Type XI, c/n 14, Built & first flown in 1909 the oldest aircraft in the world still flying attempts to take off at Old Warden's Vintage Airshow in 2023., at EGTH, photo by Chris Holtby
Built & first flown in 1909 the oldest aircraft in the world still flying attempts to take off at Old Warden's Vintage Airshow in 2023.
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Shot Date 2023-09-03
Airport EGTH
Old Warden Airfield Airport, Biggleswade, Central Bedfordshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2023-10-15
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Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS-1D X
Lens EF300mm f/4L IS USM +1.4x
Shutter Speed 1/250 sec
Aperture f/8
ISO 100
Focal Length 420 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
Dimensions 1449 × 881
Date Taken 2023-09-03 18:01:09
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Aircraft G-AANG, She flies! Admittedly not very high and not very far but the Bleriot lifts off for the crowds at the VIntage Airshow at Old Warden 2023., at EGTH, photo by Chris Holtby
Chris Holtby
@ EGTH
Aircraft G-AANG, Not every day you see the oldest aircraft in the world still flying in a maintenance hangar for an oil change..., at EGTH, photo by Chris Holtby
Chris Holtby
@ EGTH
Aircraft G-AANG, Bleriot Monoplane, Old Warden in 1969. Said to be the worlds oldest aeroplane with the earliest aero-engine (25hp Anzani) in flying condition., at EGTH, photo by Harry Longden
Harry Longden
@ EGTH
Aircraft G-AANG, On display at the Shuttleworth Collection, Old Warden., at EGTH, photo by Graham Reeve
Graham Reeve
@ EGTH
Aircraft G-AANG, Old Warden, photo by P Byers
P Byers
Aircraft G-AANG, 1911 Bleriot Type XI, c/n 14, Built & first flown in 1909 the oldest aircraft in the world still flying attempts to take off at Old Warden's Vintage Airshow in 2023., at EGTH, photo by Chris Holtby
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