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Paris Le Bourget 1965
Paris Le Bourget 1965
Does anyone have a full log for this show please? I have many of the registrations but am missing some especially the civil stuff such as the Finnair Caravelle and the Russian helis. The serial that I have for the Tu134 seems to be wrong (CCCP-45876). I have a code of 'F' for one of the Super Frelon but not the one with the white top. Any help appreciated.
George
Remember that sorry is the hardest word - unless you're Chinese, then it's squirrel
Remember that sorry is the hardest word - unless you're Chinese, then it's squirrel
Re: Paris Le Bourget 1965
I have looked through BAR/BARG, SEAR, Southend Aero News & Yorkshire Air News but couldn't find any logs. Scramble.nl starts at 1967.
I did find some photos on various sites that may be of some help to you.
https://abpic.co.uk/pictures/airshow/Le ... 20-%201965
https://www.airhistory.net/event/319/Pa ... -Show-1965
several videos of the show as well but not much help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hc1-xzbNuBM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzmQXQoWylU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6suP7RDdedQ
hopefully someone else on the forum went and has a log.
I did find some photos on various sites that may be of some help to you.
https://abpic.co.uk/pictures/airshow/Le ... 20-%201965
https://www.airhistory.net/event/319/Pa ... -Show-1965
several videos of the show as well but not much help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hc1-xzbNuBM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzmQXQoWylU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6suP7RDdedQ
hopefully someone else on the forum went and has a log.
Regards Steve............
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"If the Military had to make money, they'd be doomed !!"
Chuck Adams, Buffalo Airlines.
Re: Paris Le Bourget 1965
That's brilliant for filling in a few gaps. Many thanks
George
George
George
Remember that sorry is the hardest word - unless you're Chinese, then it's squirrel
Remember that sorry is the hardest word - unless you're Chinese, then it's squirrel
Re: Paris Le Bourget 1965
I put similar results on the Civilian data base as well George
Bob
Bob
Re: Paris Le Bourget 1965
Thanks Bob, I'll take a look
George
Remember that sorry is the hardest word - unless you're Chinese, then it's squirrel
Remember that sorry is the hardest word - unless you're Chinese, then it's squirrel
Re: Paris Le Bourget 1965
Hi Ringer
Looking at the Paris Report (B+W) photos in Air Pictorial for August 1965 (Vol.27 No.8) your TU134 would appear to have been CCCP 45076.
Most of the photograhs show subjects already covered in the links submitted above, but other photos show:
F-ZWWN Aerospatiale SA330 (Puma) Prototype.
OK-TJA Zlin Z-37 Cmelak (Crop sprayer) With F-ZWW_(I orL?) CM170/CM173/Potez 94? Overall silver paint scheme? in the background.
OK-UXA Aero L-29 Delfin described as being "Finished in a striking black, orange and white paint scheme"
XM328 Wessex HAS.3 Royal Navy & Westland titling on Fuselage.
N2096X Wren 460 (based on a Cessna 172-with canards mounted on the engine cowling!
(Possibly?) XS690 (coded 'O') HS Kestrel- Photo showing in flight, but no background to confirm location.
and
F-BKMF HS125 c/n 25007 of Air Affaires. Ex.G-ASTY+HB-VAH. Photo(but no date given) shown taking off from the show. From Air Pictorial P.329 Sept.1965 (Vol.27 No.9)
No show logs though. Sorry there is not any more, but I hope this will be of a little help.
Regards
Oes
Looking at the Paris Report (B+W) photos in Air Pictorial for August 1965 (Vol.27 No.8) your TU134 would appear to have been CCCP 45076.
Most of the photograhs show subjects already covered in the links submitted above, but other photos show:
F-ZWWN Aerospatiale SA330 (Puma) Prototype.
OK-TJA Zlin Z-37 Cmelak (Crop sprayer) With F-ZWW_(I orL?) CM170/CM173/Potez 94? Overall silver paint scheme? in the background.
OK-UXA Aero L-29 Delfin described as being "Finished in a striking black, orange and white paint scheme"
XM328 Wessex HAS.3 Royal Navy & Westland titling on Fuselage.
N2096X Wren 460 (based on a Cessna 172-with canards mounted on the engine cowling!
(Possibly?) XS690 (coded 'O') HS Kestrel- Photo showing in flight, but no background to confirm location.
and
F-BKMF HS125 c/n 25007 of Air Affaires. Ex.G-ASTY+HB-VAH. Photo(but no date given) shown taking off from the show. From Air Pictorial P.329 Sept.1965 (Vol.27 No.9)
No show logs though. Sorry there is not any more, but I hope this will be of a little help.
Regards
Oes
Re: Paris Le Bourget 1965
The London Amateur Aviation Society (LAAS) did a report on this show for static and flying a/c, so credit to them. Visiting a/c to the show were not included. Unfortunately, due to time, I can only address you're specific requests.
The TU-134 was CCCP-45076, Soviet choppers : Mil-6 CCCP-06174, Mil-8 CCCP-06181, Mil-10 CCCP-041.2 (the 4th number is not legible in the report.)
2 Caravelle's were logged : F-BLKJ and F-BJTR - liveries not given.
Super Frelon's: F-ZWWF and F-ZWWK - no other details.
The TU-134 was CCCP-45076, Soviet choppers : Mil-6 CCCP-06174, Mil-8 CCCP-06181, Mil-10 CCCP-041.2 (the 4th number is not legible in the report.)
2 Caravelle's were logged : F-BLKJ and F-BJTR - liveries not given.
Super Frelon's: F-ZWWF and F-ZWWK - no other details.
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