HB-JVB

Aircraft:
Fokker 100
Reg: HB-JVB photos
Serial #:
11491
Airline: Helvetic Airways
Photo Date: Nov 04, 2005
Uploaded: Jan 25, 2007
Inflight, United Kingdom

Notes:

2L0003 (LTN-ZRH) … beautiful winter light bringing out all the rivets on the wing along with a reflection of the weather above us. We stayed pretty low over London until we got over the English Channel and, as we approached the Thames, I could see a number of aircraft heading westwards, some slightly higher for LHR and some a little lower inbound for LCY. Showing below on this (north) side of the Thames are Tilbury Docks, with the Queen Elizabeth suspension bridge just around the snake bend (see cockpit shot ... Click Here).

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by Paul W Furmanski
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2L0003 (LTN-ZRH) … beautiful winter light bringing out all the rivets on the wing along with a reflection of the weather above us. We stayed pretty low over London until we got over the English Channel and, as we approached the Thames, I could see a number of aircraft heading westwards, some slightly higher for LHR and some a little lower inbound for LCY. Showing below on this (north) side of the Thames are Tilbury Docks, with the Queen Elizabeth suspension bridge just around the snake bend (see cockpit shot ... Click Here).