Dragonfly & Birmingham Airport

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1.	Manufacturer:	Westland	more
	Type/Model:	Dragonfly	more
	Registration:	G-AJOV	more
	Color Scheme:	BEA - British European Airways	more

2.	Manufacturer:	Douglas	more
	Type/Model:	DC-3	more
	Registration:	EI-ACT	more
	Color Scheme:	Aer Lingus	more


Location:	Birmingham - International, United Kingdom	more


Taken by:	ATI Collection	more
Date taken:	1950-00-00
Image ID:	85475

Description:
Birmingham circa 1950. This Westland Dragonfly G-AOJV seen here departing from Birmingham Airport operated the world's first Helicopter-sustained, regular, scheduled passenger services operating between Cardiff and Liverpool from 1st June 1950.

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Aircraft:	cargo aircraft \| Dakota \| Douglas C-47 \| low wing monoplane \| military transport \| piston engine \| Pratt & Whitney R-1830 Twin Wasp \| short range airliner \| twin engine \| twin prop \| Westland Dragonfly \| Westland Widgeon \| World War II \| Wright R-1820 Cyclone 9
Colours:	BEA \| Beeline \| British European Airways \| Commercial \| EIN \| Shamrock
Places:	BHX \| Birmingham International Airport \| Birmingham International Airport Limited \| Civil airport \| EGBB \| Elmdon \| England \| Europe \| Great Britain \| West Midlands
Topics:	Airport Overview \| Helicopter \| In Flight