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TWA L-1011

Postby Dannyboy » Sun Jul 04, 2004 12:17 am

This was taken at JFK October 30,1983, this was one of my "Freedom Birds" that brought me home from my  tour of duty in Germany. This L-1011 flew me from JFK to Denver Stapleton Intl.

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I flew from Germany to the US on a TWA 747. I thought this might be of some interest.  8)  ;D
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Re: TWA L-1011

Postby ATI_7500 » Sun Jul 04, 2004 4:58 am

Germany? Where? Frankfurt?
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Postby Craig. » Sun Jul 04, 2004 9:25 am

verry nice:)
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Re: TWA L-1011

Postby Nexus » Sun Jul 04, 2004 9:52 am

SWEET!

Those TriStars are one of the most sleek birds on the planet.  ;D

I love them, too bad there are almost none left in pax service  :(
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Re: TWA L-1011

Postby SideWinder9 » Sun Jul 04, 2004 10:18 am

Nice pic! I agree, nexus. The only two airlines I know of that have them ( there are probably more) are Air Transat and ATA. :-[
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Re: TWA L-1011

Postby Nexus » Sun Jul 04, 2004 11:58 am

Air Luxor and YES are two Portugese carriers that still flies the TriStar. I know some other smaller airlines who flies them aswell, but the sad truth is that it's awfully hard to compete with the new 777's and A330/340 with an aircraft that is more than 20 years old  :(
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Re: TWA L-1011

Postby Dannyboy » Sun Jul 04, 2004 5:58 pm

I was stationed at a post outside of Buren (The Bush) as we called it. It is near Paderborn, north of Giessen and Frankfort. When I was there it was a post for the US, Belgium, and the Netherlands. From what I hear it is a prison now. No military anymore. A-10 Tunderbolts used to buzz our bunker line and the guard tower on a regular basis. It was quite cool. The A-10 was on top of us before we even knew it, then we could hear the distinctive sound of the A-10 engines. We figured we were toast by that time - lol  ;D
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