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ID 46023 Views: 419
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Vickers 745 D Viscount
Tucson - Pima Air & Space Museum (None)
USA - Arizona, March 24, 2014
Cole Goldberg
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N22SN (cn 40)

ID 29538 Views: 516
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Vickers 745 D Viscount
Tucson - Pima Air & Space Museum (None)
USA - Arizona, July 2, 2011
Paul Soprano
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N22SN (cn 40) My first Viscount.

ID 19020 Views: 608
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Postcards - Memorabilia
Vickers 745 D Viscount
Atlanta - Hartsfield Jackson International (ATL/KATL)
USA - Georgia, December 5, 1968
Kenneth Koehn
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N47457 (cn 212) United Airlines Viscount 745D seen at Atlanta in this postcard shot from my collection. I loved the Visount- had the opportunity to see a lot of these at CLE as a youngster. The caption on the back of this postcard reads:rn\\\"Capital Airlines ordered 60 of the new turboprop in 1954, adding a few more later. The first was delivered on June 16, 1955. CA placed it into service on July 26, 1955 between DCA and MDW. On June 1, 1961, United took over Capital and 41 of their Viscounts, returning 15 to Vickers (they later took 6 back). The large fleet was operated until January 14, 1969 when the last was retired. N7457 was sold to TACA on Febraury 24, 1969 as YS-28C.rn

ID 17978 Views: 690
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Vickers 745 D Viscount
Cleveland - Hopkins International (CLE/KCLE)
USA - Ohio, - -, -
Kenneth Koehn
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Unknown (cn Unknown) A different postcard perspective on the CLE airport, looking east at gate 10 of the Western Concourse. International flights operated from these gates. The Viscount to the right is a Trans Canada Air Lines ship, later to be named Air Canada. They would always park on the west side of the concourse where you could never see the plane. Also in the photo is an UA B720-022 and UA DC-6. To this day, I am still not sure of the use of the building at the tip of this concourse with the white radome on top.

ID 17975 Views: 392
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Vickers 745 D Viscount
Cleveland - Hopkins International (CLE/KCLE)
USA - Ohio, - -, -
Kenneth Koehn
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Unknown (cn Unknown) A classic- Capital Airlines Vickers Viscount loading at CLE in this postcard shot. Note the observation deck concession stand (the dark blue brick building over the fuselage). Most of Capital's Viscounts would transfer over to United after those two airlines merged.

ID 2456 Views: 520
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United Airlines
Vickers 745 D Viscount
Cleveland - Hopkins International (CLE/KCLE)
USA - Ohio, March -, 1967
Chuck Slusarczyk Jr.
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N7461 (cn 216) Delivered to Capital Airlines in 1957 who merged with United in 1961. Photo courtesy of Bob Garrard

ID 1559 Views: 565
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Vickers 745 D Viscount
Newspaper Ads/Schedules ()
USA, - -, 1957
Chuck Slusarczyk Jr.
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None (cn None) Ahhh...four Dart engines...now THAT would sound sweet! I think this was from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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