Cargojet Boeing 757-223/PCF C-FGKJ at Bermuda (BDA/TXKF) October 23, 2019. Departs soon for Newark as CJT 246.
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Cargojet Boeing 757-223/PCF C-FGKJ at Bermuda (BDA/TXKF) October 23, 2019. Departs soon for Newark as CJT 246.
Cargojet Boeing 757-28A/PCF C-GIAJ at Bermuda (BDA/TXKF) March 27, 2019. Will depart for Newark as CJT 246.
Landing from the east, with a view of Clearwater Beach as we arrive in Bermuda.
The wonderful old-style airport buildings will soon be a thing of the past, with the construction of the new terminal already taking place across the other side of the airport.
The End of the Rainbow. The view of the Causeway and the bermuda A|irport from Grotto Bay Hotel and Beach Resort. The British Airways flight arrives from the UK every day at 6.35pm and departs again for home at 8.15pm.
A beautiful start to our vacation, May 1981. We're on the way from London's Heathrow to Nassau, but there's a short stop in Bermuda and a chance to enjoy the warmth and turquoise seas of this beautiful island from the open door of the aircraft.
The L.F. Wade International Airport (formerly the Bermuda International Airport).
It's not so easy to see here, but the terminal buildings are painted in the same delightful colors as the other buildings in Bermuda.
This airfield began life as Kindley Field, a joint US Army Air Forces/Royal Air Force base, during World War II. The RAF forces in Bermuda were withdrawn at the end of the War. The local RAF Commander, however, stayed on, on loan to the Bermuda Government to convert the RAF facilities into the Civil Air Terminal. In 1948, Bermuda's civilian air service began operating through the airfield, which by then was run by the US Air Force as Kindley Air Force Base. In 1970, the field was transferred to the United States Navy, which operated it as US Naval Air Station Bermuda until 1995 when the field was transferred to the Bermuda Government. The field originally had three runways, but only the longest is still in use; it can support all aircraft sizes up to and including the Airbus A380. The airport was a NASA Space Shuttle launch abort site.
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