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my second topic is dedicated to a visit to Düsseldorf on 10 april 1998. Here's an impression of that, rather dark and cold, day.
A regular visitor at DUS was Ghana Airways with their DC-10:
39-DC10-GHA-9GPHN-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
German airline Aero Lloyd was still alive and flying. Pictured here is this MD-83 in their old colorscheme:
40-MD83-AEF-DALLL-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Greek charter airline Cronus:
41-B733-CRN-SXBBU-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Wide-body metal from Tunis Air:
43-A300-TUN-TSIMA-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Hapag-Lloyd was a heavy user of Düsseldorf, mainly with A310's and B737's:
44-B734-HPG-DAHLL-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Condor was still a subsidiary of Lufthansa, hence the look-a-like colorscheme:
45-B752-CON-DABNT-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Nice little English Lear:
42-LJ35-PVT-GMURI-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Quite new back in those days, Malev Fokker 70:
46-F70-MAH-HALMD-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
LTU was still LTU and they flew with heavy metal like the MD-11:
47-MD11-LTU-DAERX-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
MD of Aero Lloyd in the new outfit:
48-MD83-AEF-DALLU-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
I just love that stubby look of the A310:
49-A310-HPG-DAHLC-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Aero Lloyd just started to replace their Mad Dogs with A320's:
50-A320-AEF-DALAA-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
LTU introduced the A330 as a replacement for their MD-11's:
51-A333-LTU-DAERF-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Another classic DC-10:
52-DC10-CON-DADPO-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Heavy rain didn't stopped me for catching this quite rare (for me!) ATR from LOT:
53-ATR72-LOT-SPLFD-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Eurowings started to get bigger metal in the form of the A319:
54-A319-EWG-DAKNH-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Just a regular Turkish Boeing 737-400:
55-B734-THY-TCJDG-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
BA had a German daughter; Deutsche BA, which flew with B737's and also had the World Tails:
56-B733-DBA-DADBS-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
57-B733-DBA-DABDO-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
58-B733-DBA-DADBC-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
And the day ended with another lousy shot, thanks to the weather, of another rare ATR:
60-ATR72-JAT-YUALO-DUS10apr98 by LifelinerOne, on Flickr
Hope you liked seeing them!
Cheers!
