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As most of you know Jon Proctor has recently started uploading some classics to JP with some wonderful results. Knowing he had some great classic LGA and as I feel lucky to call Jon a friend for many years I asked him to to please upload some of his LGA stuff. Well he actually uploaded quite a few LGA classics but this is by far my favorite, a pretty rare (for LGA) and beautiful visitor, Enjoy !
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5894700
Cheers
Ron Peel
Wow, unsane.
wow, what a memory. Flew her from JFK-HNL nonstop in 1986. Fantastic livery!
what the opening on the fuselage just fwd of the wing root? is that the air pressure stab valve?
yeah looks like it to me boeings and airbuses have it on the tail
That is the outflow valve. It is used to control cabin pressure. In flight it will close but not all the way. It will regulate the pressure by opening and closing. On the ground it is wide open.
Jon has been uploading some of the most amazing shots of the past I've seen in awhile and you won't see them on A.net ;)