There have been relatively slim pickings for European collectors of modern narrowbodies in 2025, with by my count only 6 […]
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Ecuatoriana’s cessation of operations in 1993 had been something of a shock as the airline’s financial condition was unknown even
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Ecuatoriana dazzled the aviation world with its amazing special livery variations during the 1970s, as discussed in part 1. From 1979
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Aviation400 is a progressive brand in 400 scale that has introduced a selection of innovative features (or gimmicks depending on
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Special schemes are everywhere nowadays but back in the 70s Ecuatoriana produced a fleet of special schemes which have never
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The A300 was an excellent product and yet Airbus really struggled to sell the type at first. Eventually, however, it
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It is still unclear what the difference is between YY Wings and HX Models, but for all intents and purposes
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Whereas most 400 scale manufacturers focus on Airbuses and Boeings Phoenix have put their recent new mould efforts firmly into
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I love the stories of the deregulated era US airline industry, and during the 1980s and 90s there were a
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400 scale seems increasingly dominated by widebody releases and the Airbus/Boeing duopoly, to the exclusion of everything else. Thankfully there
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