Finding a picture

[VVM]

Is there anyway i can find the registration of a Continental dc-10 that i flew on a few years ago.  i know they dont operate them anymore but i want a pic of that plane i flew on, so if i can get the registration of it, i can find the pic.  i know what the flight number was, date and where i flew from.  any ideas?  thanks

[Craig.]

If you post the date of your flight and airport you departed from and landed at i might be able to help.

[VVM]

The flight was from Glasgow (Scotland) to Newark.  the date was 25 June 2001, the flight was CO17 and it depparted Glasgow at 12:15

[Craig.]

N14079 can be seen here. Click on the reg at the bottom for more pictures.
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/135830/M/

the info for you to confirm it is here
http://www.egpf.co.uk/
Click archive on the left, then 2001, then june 2001 and then the date. The info is there.

[VVM]

Legend.  Thanks!!!!!!

[C]

N14079 can be seen here. Click on the reg at the bottom for more pictures.
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/135830/M/

the info for you to confirm it is here
http://www.egpf.co.uk/
Click archive on the left, then 2001, then june 2001 and then the date. The info is there.

Spotter!   That's worse than me Craig!!!  ;D

[Craig.]

Mr I can name a plane before i can see it

[Tweek]

Is there a way of finding out this info from other airports? e.g. Birmingham  ;D

[Craig.]

http://www.flybhx.co.uk/
Birmingham, gonna have to go back up there soon.  Been a while.

[C]

Mr I can name a plane before i can see it

[Hagar]

Mr I can name a plane before i can see it

I know one that you couldn't. The fact that I couldn't either has nothing to do with it.

Amazing piece of detective work Craig. I'm impressed.

PS. This makes you even more of an anorak than me.

[Craig.]

Not me, Charlie. Naming that bristol whatever it was before it was even visable. LOL:)
Finding these things isnt really tough, just google,   *** airport movements. with specific airport inplace of ***

[Hagar]

[quote]Not me, Charlie. Naming that bristol whatever it was before it was even visable. LOL:)
Finding these things isnt really tough, just google,

[Craig.]

Perhaps. but there were two aircraft due for departure at the time and it had been announced as the wrong one

[Hagar]

Perhaps. but there were two aircraft due for departure at the time and it had been announced as the wrong one

What actually happened was that the SE.5a took off before the Bristol Fighter. There is a very considerable difference between these two aircraft & it's almost impossible to confuse them, one being a small single-seater & the other a much larger machine with a gunner's position behind the pilot. Our friend Mr. Spake was obviously reading from a script & enthusing about the Brisfit that had just taken off & was being displayed right in front of him while it was actually still on the ground. In fact I think it was me that first pointed this out & this sums up my opinion of using celebrities as air show commentators.

PS. It might have been the other way round but I'm sure you see my point.