Aviation pictures - 1950s
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Aviation pictures 1950s
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The much-missed viewing platform in the late 1950s
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The 1953 Coronation air display
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The forecourt in 1955
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1953 air display
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1953 air display
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1953 air display
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BEA Dakota at the 1953 air display
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1952
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BEA Rapide
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An early BEA Viscount
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A 'high density' Viscount 701 - Extra seats and less legroom for Channel Islands services
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Flights to and from Jersey used Croydon Airport when Gatwick was closed for a period in the late 1950s
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A Channel Airways Dove in 1959 - the smaller, two-engine version of the Heron
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The Airport in 1950
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This Dakota, built in 1944, was operated by British European Airways from 1950 to 1960
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The grassy airfield in the early 1950s
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1956
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1952
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Jersey Airlines' 1958 timetable

A Jersey Airpines Heron crosses the Airport approach road before landing towards the west in the 1950s
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1950s
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1950s
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A waterlogged grass landing strip in February 1951
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April 1950:A temporary shed was erected in the forecourt for passengers waiting for delayed flights
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1950s aerial view
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An aerial view from a different angle
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BEA Dakota
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BEA Dakota
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1955 air rally
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BEA Heron in 1951
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An aerial view of the airport and its forecourt
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Passengers disembark from a BEA Dakota
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Resurfacing of the runway in 1952
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An Avro Anson about to land
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An Avro Anson on the beach
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Jersey Airlines Heron
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An amateur photograph of the forecourt in 1955
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1957
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1957
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1957

A British European Airways Heron over St Aubin's Bay in 1951. The airline commissioned similar air-to-air photographs of its various aircraft over Jersey during the early 'fifties
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This unusual aircraft in front of the terminal building in 1951 was a Miles Aerovan of Channel Islands Air Freight
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Passengers board a British European Airways Dakota flight from Northolt to Jersey in the 1950s
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Boarding a Jersey Airlines de Havilland Rapide
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Airport fire engine in the 1950s
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BEA Rapide
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Transair hostesses in the late 1950s
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BEA Dakotas
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A BEA Dakota on the apron
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BEA Elizabethan in the 1950s
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BEA engineering staff in the 1950s
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A Sunderland flying boat in St Aubin's Bay in 1950
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Airport approach in the early 1950s
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Channel Airways Viking in 1951
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An aerial view of Jersey Airport in the early 1950s
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1951 aerial view
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BEA Heron over the Harbour
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Cambrian Airways Dakota
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Airport control tower in the fifties
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Jersey Airlines Bristol 170 in 1957, chartered from Aer Lingus
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Jersey Airlines 1952
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Jersey Airlines Rapide
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Jersey Airlines hostess
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1953 air display
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1950

The Huelin family chartered an aircraft for a holiday in France after a bumper potato season in 1951
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Jersey Airlines Heron
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Loading Jersey cattle for export to the USA
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Jersey Airlines brochure
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French publicity for Jersey Airlines
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Jersey Airlines Parade office in 1951
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Jersey Airlines founder Maldwyn Thomas with pilot Capt Newman
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Jersey Airlines Rapide
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BEA Viscount 802 in early livery
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Rue Rose
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Airport terminal
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Pyrene fire appliance
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Vickers Viking
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Jersey Airlines DC3
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Jersey Airlines Heron
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The Heron was a popular post-war commercial aircraft
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The newspaper plane crashes in February 1951
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One of the hangars at night in 1951
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The terminal in 1951
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A de Havilland Heron over Mont Orgueil
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The inaugural flight from Paris in 1951
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This DH89a Rapide belonging to Morton Air Services crashed in 1951
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The aircraft survived and was eventually re-registered in Norway and Sweden
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BEA Elizabethan
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BEA tourism advert

BEA's Jersey maintenance crew in the 1950s
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BEA Dakota in 1955
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Experimental turboprop Dakota carrying freight in 1952
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BEA Pionair in 1954
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The interior of the Pionair
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A BEA Pionair in Jersey
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BEA Rapide in 1954
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The last BEA Rapide flight out of Jersey in 1955
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BEA Rapide in 1957
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The interior of a Rapide
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BEA Viking
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The Airport in 1959
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A new generation of airliners, BEA Viscount 701 in 1953
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The larger Viscount 802
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Marking the new tarmac runway in 1952
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Surfacing the runway in 1952
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The new tarmac runway
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The airport from the northeast in 1952
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The terminal in 1952
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THe 1952 air display
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An Elizabethan in 1952 - one of the most beautiful aircraft to land in Jersey
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Airspeed Ambassador, called Elizabethan by British European Airways
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British European Airways Elizabethan
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Luxury for Elizabethan passengers
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An Airspeed Ambassador in BKS colours
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The car park in 1958
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The airport lounge in 1958
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British European Airways Dakota and Elizabethan
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Cambrian Airways routes brochure
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Cambrian Dakota crew
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A Cambrian Dakota on the apron at Jersey Airport
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Derby Airways Dakota
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Derby Airways Dakota
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Landing lights at the western end of the runway
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A North American Tornado at the 1952 air display
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The airport in 1952 with Pine Farm in the foreground
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The spectators terrace in the 1950s
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A Heron of the Queen's Flight
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A Republic Thunderstreak at the 1953 air display
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Heron and prototype Viscount on the apron in 1953
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An S51 helicopter at the 1953 display
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The 1953 air display
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People queue to see inside the Elizabethan
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The 1953 display
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A Rapide between two Ambassadors
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The airport apron in 1953
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The Airport in 1953
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Airport hangar in 1953. Aero Club trainers on the left share the space with a vintage jet and Westland helicopter
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A jet overflies the Airport during the 1953 air display
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A US Army Air Force Bell helicopter at the 1953 air display
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The Patrouille d'Etampe, a formation team flying Stampe biplanes at the 1953 air display

A British European Airways Dakota in the early 1950s
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A Stampe biplane shows off over a British European Airways Dakota in 1953
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Thornycroft Sun fire appliance
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Thornycroft Sun fire appliance
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This Rapide which tipped up on the apron in about 1955 went on to fly the last Rapide service from Lands End to the Scilly Isles in 1963
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The Rapide is righted
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A dented nose shows clearly after the accident
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A refuelling tanker at Jersey Airport
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A De Havilland Heron flying over Jersey
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A BKS Airways Dakota at Jersey Airport
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A Derby Airways Dakota at Jersey Airport
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A Silver City Airways Dakota at Jersey Airport
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A Jersey phonecard depicting the Dakota
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A Dakota in Jersey Airlines livery. They called it the Dakmaster
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Flying over Corbiere
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A British European Airways Dakota alongside the terminal
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British United Airways Heron
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Jersey Airlines Herons
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Jersey Airlines Herons in front of the enlarged terminal building
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The apron in the mid-50s
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A Jersey Airlines Heron at Coventry Airport
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De Havilland Heron
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British European Airways Heron
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A postcard of the airport terminal
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The 1954 air rally

The control tower in 1955
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The forecourt in 1954
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The terminal in 1954
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An aerial view from 1955
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Another 1955 aerial view
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The lounge in 1955
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Jersey Airlines staff had new uniforms in 1956
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A heavy landing in 1956
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An Elizabethan with collapsed undercarriage in 1956
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The enlarged terminal building in 1956
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The forecourt in 1956
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The terminal in 1956
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The enlarged terminal in 1956
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The runway is extended in 1956
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The approach from the sea in 1956
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The terminal building in 1957
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The forecourt in 1958
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A prototype Viscount at the 1959 air display at Jersey Airport
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The instrument landing system in 1959
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A British European Airways Dakota in flight
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A BKS Dakota in Jersey in 1957
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A brochure for the BKS Elizabethan

The Airport in the 1950s
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A Jersey Airlines Heron boarding in 1958
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Jersey Airlines Bristol freighter
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Silver City freighter
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A Canberra bomber on the ground at the 1956 air display
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Runway extension in 1959
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A flight bulletin for Ambassador passengers in 1957
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Dan Air Ambassador
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An early BEA Viscount in the 1950s
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Loading baggage
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A 1959 advertisement in German for the De Havilland Heron. The picture was taken from the waiting lounge at the Airport
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1958
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British European Airways coach outside the Weighbridge town terminal in 1955
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Jersey Airlines coach in 1955
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Viscount 802 in 1959
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From a Jersey Airlines Heron brochure
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Aerial view in the 1950s
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Advert for the Airport restaurant in 1950
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Check-in area in the 1950s
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BEA Dakota
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BEA Dakota
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A BEA Heron over St Helier in the 1950s
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A Chings cigarette card

The refurbished Airport terminal building in 1958 - picture Evening Post
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A Percival Petrel in the 1950s
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Public viewing gallery
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Part of an early air display
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BEA Elizabethan in July 1953
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Coronation Air Display, 1953
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Dakotas in 1958
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A DC-6 arrives to collect cattle for export in the late 1950s
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A DC-6 collecting cattle for export in the late 1950s
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Work starts on laying the first tarmacadam runway
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Construction of Hangar 3
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A Bristol Superfreighter in 1957
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BEA Viscount in the 1950s
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BEA Viscount
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BEA Viscount
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A flight from Jerseyon the opening of Dinard Airport in 1950
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BEA Rapide
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BEA Rapide
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The original aero club building
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Original aero club
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BEA Dakota
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Ambassador interior
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Airport forecourt
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Ambassadors
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1956 - a V-bomber attracts attention
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An early air rally
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1955

The start of a Rouge Bouillon School trip to Switzerland in 1955
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A Percival Petrel and de Havilland Rapide behind
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A Rapide is removed from the beach at La Haule after an emergency landing in 1951
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BEA Heron in 1951
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BEA Rapide and a visiting helicopter
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Bristol Superfreighter
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Baggage arrivals in the 1950s
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Bristol Superfreighter loading for a flight to England
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Bristol Freighter
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The old aero club building
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An air rally in the late 1950s
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Hangar No 2
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Channel Airways advert
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1950 advert
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1955 advert
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An Ambassador is repaired after a heavy landing in 1956 ...
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... the team which investigated the accident
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The Viscount first made an appearance in the 1950s
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Biplanes in formation above a BEA Dakota in 1953
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BEA Dakota
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Jersey Airlines Bristol Freighter
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A BKS Ambassador in 1957, still partly in the colours of previous owner BEA
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BEA Dakota
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BEA Pionair
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BEA Pionair
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An Ambassador taxies past a Heron in 1959
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Traffic lights where the main road used to cross Airport land
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A BEA flight bulletin from 1952
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A Dakota refuelling
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BEA 1957 advert

A busy apron in 1951
Approach road
The new road to the east of the Airport, Avenue de la Reine Elizabeth II, was constructed in 1952

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