Air France De Havilland Canada DHC-7 – G-BRYA “Ville de Paris”

Description

Description: Introducing the Air France De Havilland Canada DHC-7 - G-BRYA "Ville de Paris" model aircraft, a unique piece of aviation history. Despite its British registration, this DHC-7 was operated by Brymon Airways, a British airline. In 1981, Brymon became the first British carrier to operate the DHC-7, a specialized aircraft designed for short runway operations.

Brymon played a significant role in the development of London City Airport, situated in the heart of the British capital. This innovative airport was designed to accommodate short takeoff and landing aircraft like the DHC-7, providing convenient access to London's financial district.

In November 1987, Brymon Airways, in partnership with Air France, inaugurated the route between Paris and London City, marking a milestone in European aviation history. To celebrate this collaboration, two of Brymon's distinctive DHC-7 aircraft were adorned with the iconic Air France livery.

Features:

• Detailed replica of the Air France De Havilland Canada DHC-7 - G-BRYA "Ville de Paris"
• Commemorates the partnership between Brymon Airways and Air France
• Symbolizes the pioneering spirit of aviation innovation
• Perfect for aviation enthusiasts, collectors, and model enthusiasts
• Scale: 1/200
• Note: Colors and details may vary slightly from the displayed photo due to production variations.

Celebrate the partnership between Brymon Airways and Air France with the "Ville de Paris" DHC-7 model aircraft. This finely crafted replica captures a momentous chapter in aviation history, where collaboration and innovation took flight. Please note that colors and details may vary slightly due to production variations.