British Airways Recycling.

AVGWarhawk · 02-03-22, 01:57 PM

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"Private airfield Cotswold Airport in the north of England purchased the aging British Airways Boeing 747 in October 2020 for just £1 ($1.30). At that time, the plane had been retired from service by British Airways after 26 years in the air.

When it rolled onto the runway for the final time, the plane was decorated in the Negus livery, which British Airways used between 1970 and 1980. It had been repainted in these colors to mark the airline’s centenary."

Now a party plane.

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Looks nice, just don’t ask about the loos.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/new...?ocid=msedgntp

ET2SN · 02-03-22, 02:16 PM

But would it still count for The Mile High Club?

AVGWarhawk · 02-03-22, 02:24 PM

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But would it still count for The Mile High Club?

In theory as it takes place on the plane. However, the altitude at the time of occurrence leaves a lot to be desired. 50 foot club?

Platapus · 02-03-22, 04:56 PM

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