Log in or
::
Most recent photos
::
Most popular photos
::
Search photos
::
Search aircraft
|
Did you know? The smallest monoplane ever flown is the Baby Bird, designed and built by America's Donald R Stits. It is 3.35-m (11-ft) long, with a wingspan of 1.91-m (6-ft 3-in), and weighs 114.3 kg (252 lb) when empty. |
| :: Aircraft specsheet |
|
| Registration: | TC-OGG | Model: | Boeing 757-2G5 |
| Manuf. serial #: | 23983 | First flight: | 19/01/1988 |
| Airline/Operator: |  |
Delivery date: | 08/03/1988 |
| Name: | - | End of life: | N/A |
| Engines: | Added by: | Thomas Kagermeier | |
| Ex-operators: | LT/KK/TG | Last updated by: | Sebastian Geercke  |
| Prev. Registrations: | D-AMUX/TC-OGC/HS-OGB | ||
| Other: | - | ||
| :: Photos of TC-OGG |
|
 Quality: Low / High |
KK B757-2G5 TC-OGG | |
| Aircraft type: Boeing 757-2G5 |
 Sebastian Geercke (genesis) |
|
| Aircraft registration: TC-OGG | Location: Stuttgart Echterdingen, DE (STR) | |
|
Current airline: |
 20 Jun 2006 |
|
| Photo rating: 5.51 - rate it! | Viewed 5301 times | |
 Quality: Low / High |
RWY 26L | |
| Aircraft type: Boeing 757-2G5 |
Thomas Kagermeier (Deecees) |
|
| Aircraft registration: TC-OGG | Location: Munich, DE (MUC) | |
|
Current airline: |
18 Dec 2004 |
|
| Photo rating: 5.51 - rate it! | Viewed 5692 times | |
Current airline:
This field shows the current airline of the aircraft in the photo. If the
airline listed does not match the airline of the aircraft in the photo, this
means that the aircraft has been moved to another operator/airline.
| Add spotting/photo | Update this aircraft |
