A2A Constellation

[jankees]

[Tug002]

Nice shots of the Connie. A great plane to fly

Keep smiling
Tug

[Fozzer]

Nice shots of the Connie. A great plane to fly

Keep smiling
Tug

I must admit, Tug...... ....

...that I am more familiar with Astrological Constellations, and occasional Constipation...

..rather than large aircraft, with lots of propellers... ...!

I still prefer my little Cessna 150 Aerobat....

...it rarely results in uncontrollable Diarrhoea in dangerous situations... ...!

Paul.... ... ... ...!

P.S...Lovely Shots, Jan!... ....!

[Jean Loup]

In January 1956 I flew from Paris to México city in a Air France Connie. We landed in the Azores for refueling, landed in Boston because of ice on New York, then Dallas & finally landed in México on the evening of January 6, 1956. A total of 24 hours under the masage of 4 double radials

[Flying Trucker]

Fine set Jan especially your captured screenshot of the touchdown...

[garymbuska]

While I was in the navy I was part of the Hurricane hunters VW4 and we flew the supper Connie
check out the link
That is why I have ny Squadron patch set as my avatar.

http://navalaviationnews.navylive.dodli ... s_WV-3.png

[Hawkeye07]

While I was in the navy I was part of the Hurricane hunters VW4 and we flew the supper Connie
check out the link
That is why I have ny Squadron patch set as my avatar.

http://navalaviationnews.navylive.dodli ... s_WV-3.png

VNX-8 was in the hangar next to my squadron back around 1970-71 time frame. I always enjoyed listening to those big, beautiful radials and the squealing brakes as they taxied to and from the ramp.