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British Caledonian Airways air hostess Angela Booth, 23, of Norton near Stockton. 27/08/1979
British Airways stewardesses show off a classic and elegant new uniform designed by top British fashion house Baccarat. The new uniforms were to be in full service by 1978. 24/05/1977
Touchdown for the last time for Northeasts former BOAC Bristol Britannia 102 G-ANBK at Newcastle Airport. The aircraft was eventually broken up there in March 1972. 31/12/1971
Playboy Editor and Publisher Hugh Hefner arrives at Heathrow Airport in his private DC9-30 jet, the " Big Bunny" during a grand tour of his empire
Air France stewardesses Karen Brown (left) and Sarah Asch prepare for the inaugural Newcastle to Paris flight. 26/10/1996
Gill Stokoe, 30, senior stewardess onboard a British Airways Trident airliner at Newcastle Airport on the 25th anniversary of the regular route between Newcastle and London. 15/05/1978
Servisair check in desk staff show off their new uniforms. Servisair were the handling agents for British Caledonian Airways who operated from Newcastle Airport to Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Glasgow
A British Airways Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet at Newcastle Airport. The aircraft had landed after being diverted from Heathrow due to fog
Passengers sit inside the massive interior of the Boeing 747. 12 / 01 / 1970Passengers sit inside the massive interior of the Boeing 747. 12/01/1970
The interior of Handley page Hermes airliner. September 1946
Mandy Hopper, 11, from Ash Avenue, Gilesgate, wrote to The Journals Fix It desk " I would like to be an air hostess on an aeroplane
The international airline Dan-Air which operates from Newcastle Airport, paid a compliment to the city by asking Lord Mayor of Newcastle, Councillor Hugh White
British Caledonian Airways sales staff, Pat Neill (left) and Gilly Penny. Pat, 23, and Gilly, 24, were part of a six strong sales force meeting travel agents and top industry
Winners of the Sunday Sun competition to win a flight on Concorde in August 1984. Pictured are left to right: Glenis Nixon, flight engineer Bill Brown and Margaret Heckels, in the aircrafts cockpit
Happy passengers about to board the British Airways Concorde airliner / aircraft at Newcastle Airport. 29th August, 1983
Great-Grandad Anthony Foley, of Braeside, Dunston, Gateshead, was given a birthday present of a trip on Concorde. The retired engineer will be celebrating his 71st birthday by booming through
Sam Hurst of Hebburn who flew on Concorde for the first time at Newcastle Airport. 28th August, 1996
A McDonnell Douglas DC-10 airliner named Eastern Belle of Sir Freddy Lakers Laker Airways, arrived at Newcastle Airport to take businessmen, travel agents
Six lucky Evening Chronicle readers who had won a flight on Concorde when the aircraft was to return to Newcastle on the August Bank Holiday
A Canadair DC4M Argonaut aircraft powered by Rolls Royce Merlin engines (based on the Douglas DC4). The airliner was auctioned by Levey Bros at Woolsington Airport (Newcastle Airport)
British Airways Concorde airliner / aircraft visits Newcastle Airport. Airplane enthusiasts were treated to two Concordes arriving at Newcastle on the same day
Pictured are some of the 60 Evening Chronicle readers who won a free flight on the British Airways Concorde airliner / aircraft from Newcastle Airport. 29th August, 1983
A British Airways 757, named Windsor Castle, taxis at Newcastle Airport. 27/09/1990
Concorde prototype 002 maiden flight in UK at Filton in Bristol, Wednesday 9th April 1969. Chief test pilot Brian Trubshaw flew Concorde 002 for twenty two minutes. Our Picture Shows
Concorde prototype 001 flies for the first time, at Toulouse Airport, France, Sunday 2nd March 1969. Maiden flight with test pilot Andre Turcat at the controls, who flew the aircraft to 10
Concorde prototype 002 makes its first official public appearance in the UK as it is towed from its hanger at Filton in Bristol, Thursday 12th September 1968
Concorde, prototype 001 makes its first official public appearance as it is unveiled from its Sud Aviations hanger in Toulouse, France, Monday 11th December 1967. Our Picture Shows
Concorde, prototype 001 makes its first official public appearance as it is unveiled from its Sud Aviations hanger in Toulouse, France, Monday 11th December 1967
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh turns towards the crowd for a last look as he taxies out to pilot the Queens Flight Heron as he leaves St Athan after his visit. St Athan, Wales, 30th October 1959
An Imperial Airways Armstrong Whitworth aircraft of the Argosy class. All the original seven have now been dismantled except one now used for joy-riding at Blackpool. 18th September 1936
When the worlds biggest airliner landed at London Airport today (Friday 8-2-63) it turned out to be an even bigger handful than airport staff and Ministry of Aviation officials had expected
Former Goon Sir Harry Secombe flew into Newcastle and almost won himself a surprise magnum of champagne. The netertainer narrowlly missed being the 10
The De Havilland Comet, the worlds first commercial jet airliner to reach production, is seen here in B.O.A.C. airline colours
The Concorde Olympus engine in the sea level test bed at Bristol. 30th March 1967
Lufthansa Airlines new Boeing 727 aircraft seen up against B. E. A new TridentLufthansa Airlines new Boeing 727 aircraft seen up against B.E.A new Trident. The 727 is the American answer to the Trident. The 727 is now in service and called here on its way to DYsseldorf
BOAC Avro Lancastrian on the ground at Hurn Airport North-Northeast of Bournemouth, in southern England. Now called Bournemouth Airport. Circa 1946
Aerial view of London Airports longest runway No. 5 measuring 3, 733 yardsAerial view of London Airports longest runway No.5 measuring 3, 733 yards. note the long black streak in the centre of the runway (right)
BAC-1-11undergoing engine tests at Hurn Airport in Bournemouth. 6th August 1963
Flight engineers work on the Rolls Royce Merlin engines of a BOAC Lancastrian at Hurn Airport North-Northeast of Bournemouth, in southern England. Now called Bournemouth Airport. Circa 1946
BAC-1-11 undergoing engine tests at Hurn Airport in Bournemouth. 6th August 1963
Concorde Prototype 2. being built in the Brabazon hanger at B. A. C Filton BristolConcorde Prototype 2. being built in the Brabazon hanger at B.A.C Filton Bristol. 20th March1 967
Viking vickers airliners under construction. Circa 1946
B. O. C. A proving flight to Lagos. 5th February 1964B.O.C.A proving flight to Lagos. 5th February 1964
Soviet plane-maker Andrei Tupolev pictured with model of the TU-144, which will seat 120 passengers and fly at around 1, 560 mph with a range of 4, 050 miles. 8th June 1967
The worlds first flying trade fair was on show at London Airport this week housed on four engined DC-7B aircraft of Global Presentations, Inc, a form founded by former Pan-Am air pilot Charles A
The D. C. 8 61F on the apron at Heathrow this morning. 24th June 1967The D.C.8 61F on the apron at Heathrow this morning. 24th June 1967
De-icing operations were in progress when a mobile spryer was used on the tail and wings of Pan American Boeing 707. 5th March 1965
A Czech airliners giant jets blasted away both steps from a Russian plane, just after the Russian planes passengers had got off
