Arethere any others besides one in Greece, ( also recovered from the sea ). Looks like something Eddie from Iron Maiden wound be flying.. . Attachments. aceshigh.jpg. 118.2 KB · Views: 192 Dec 27, 2007 #10 Heinz Captain. 7,686 17. There are pieces of Stukas in the Air Museum in Malta. And I imagine somebody in Crete has a
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TheBoeing 737 classic series is made up of the 737-300, 737-400, and 737-500. While they are still reasonably old aircraft, there are significantly more Boeing 737 classic aircraft still in circulation. Indeed, 357 are stored, with 600 in service. This gives a total fleet of 957 aircraft. 814 of these are in the hands of airlines, with 553 in use. Remainsof dreaded WWII Stuka bomber found ‘buried in pits’ following local tip off. A 16-strong team uncovered over half a ton of wreckage from the Junkers Ju 87, more popularly known as a Stuka dive bomber, much of it in excellent condition despite being buried for over 75 years. Silesian September 1939 Museum in Tychy/CC-BY-SA Janu, marks the 35th anniversary of a United Airlines Boeing 747SP setting a new world record for an around-the-world flight. Following the 1987 Paris Air show, United Airlines pilot Clay Lacy decided that he would like to have a go at beating the record for an around-the-world flight. The current record was 45 hours, and 32 minutes