Terry Fletcher's Photo Gallery

Total 37,864 photos. 36 in this folder.  Contact Photographer

Aircraft and airport photos are sorted separately. Airport photos always shown after aircraft photos.

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Aircraft SP-GLC, Cessna UC-78 Bobcat at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-GLC
Aircraft SP-GLC, This Cessna Bobcat was originally 43-31827 before being bought as Army surplus by LOT Poland - it subsequently becamre the last flying Bobcat with Lot (as SP-LEM) before taking up its current marks as the executive aircraft for the Aviation Institute of W, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-GLC
Aircraft SP-LXH, Aero 145 used as a Polish Air Ambulance and now preserved at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-LXH
Aircraft SP-FXA, This Let L60E Air Ambulance is preserved at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-FXA
Aircraft SP-NXA, Let L-200D Morava preserved at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-NXA
Aircraft SP-PAK, The second of two prototypes of the M-4 , which did not reach production stage and this example is now preserved at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-PAK
Aircraft SP-ASZ, Yak 12M preserved at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-ASZ
Aircraft TB995, This aircraft whilst wearing its previous marks of SM411 appeared in taxying scenes in the 1968 film ' The Battle of Britain ', photo by Terry Fletcher
TB995
Aircraft SP-FWH, The PZL 104 Wilga 35A has been in continuous polish production as a sports aviation aircraft since 1968 - this example is now preserved at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-FWH
Aircraft SP-LXC, This Czech built Aero AE-45S Suer Aero served as an Air Ambulance in Poland and now awaits restoration at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
SP-LXC
Aircraft 105, Another angle showing the artillery of the Polish Lim 6Bis, photo by Terry Fletcher
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Aircraft 105, PZL-Mielec LIM6Bis basically Mig-17s built under licence in Poland This version first flew in 1963 and this example is preserved at the Poland Aviation Museum in Krakow, photo by Terry Fletcher
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