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VQ-TEL — - 31-8-14 Air Turks and Cacos Embraer 120 on stand in the fading late evening sunlight at Nassau,Bahamas. The old control tower in the background is perched above a 1940s/50s stlye period terminal building. The newer concrete control tower is on the far side of the airfield.br /Nassau is a great location for spotting. Due to its location there are many visitors from the smaller airlines such as Air T&C . A great sight,snapped with my Nokia cellphone very quickly on my way to the gate for my journey home to LHR on board a BA 767, at the time of uploading on 19-6-2015 only 1 other photo of VQ-TEL exists in the FA photo database.

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31-8-14 Air Turks and Cacos Embraer 120 on stand in the fading late evening sunlight at Nassau,Bahamas. The old control tower in the background is perched above a 1940s/50s stlye period terminal building. The newer concrete control tower is on the far side of the airfield.
Nassau is a great location for spotting. Due to its location there are many visitors from the smaller airlines such as Air T&C . A great sight,snapped with my Nokia cellphone very quickly on my way to the gate for my journey home to LHR on board a BA 767, at the time of uploading on 19-6-2015 only 1 other photo of VQ-TEL exists in the FA photo database.

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