Former Aer Lingus 737 & 1-11 Names

Skyknight

Hi,
I'm just curious if anyone might have a suggestion where I mightas be able to locate the names of both the BAC 1-11's and 737's used by Aer Lingus. The registrations have been somewhat easy to come by, but it is the corresponding names given to each registration which has proved to be a little more difficult to come by. I would be ever so grateful for any suggestions/help which anyone might be able to provided in locating this information.

Many Thanks in advance,

Skyknight

billy few mates

St Jarlath, St Mobhi, St Declan, St Ide.......


I worked in Aer Lingus thirty years ago in the era of the 737-200s, BAC 1-11s, B707s, and B747s these names ring a few bells with me.....

billy few mates

St Killian, St Cronin.....

St Ronan, St Malachy, St Mel were definately three of the BAC1-11s.....

EchoIndia

If you do a search of the photos on www.airliners.net using the relevant operator and type parameters you should come up with most of them.

http://www.airliners.net/search/index.main

St. Leibowitz

The 1-11's

St. Mel EI-ANE
St. Malachy EI-ANF
St. Declan EI-ANG
St. Ronan EI-ANH

Skyknight

St. Leibowitz, EchoIndia, Billy few mates,
Many thanks to you all all so much for your responses, I really do appreciate it.
Echo India, Airliners.net was on high of the list of the 'usual suspects' alright , but it as you suggest, it might be worth taking another look, especially with some of the names that have been provided.
Billy few mates, I had the St Killian and the St Fashina(EI-ASL an EI-ASE)737-248C).
. Thank you all so much again.


Skyknight

Stovepipe

Hi there,
Dig up the Irish Air Letter.The Editor is an Aer Lingus employee and will be able to tell you, first-hand.
regards
Stovepipe

Slane Resident

Jetphoto.net - put in the registration in the search box and you should get most of them there.

EchoIndia

Stovepipe wrote: »

Hi there,
Dig up the Irish Air Letter.The Editor is an Aer Lingus employee and will be able to tell you, first-hand.
regards
Stovepipe

The same journal has published a detailed history of Aer Lingus and its Boeing equipment called "Shamrocks from Seattle", which will tell you anything you ever wanted to know about the subject.

Skyknight

Sorry about the delayed reply
Echo India, Slane Resident, Stovepipe,St. Leibowitz, and Billy few mates
I'll follow up on all of the replies, and see what I come up with. Thank you all so much for your all your input and assistance, it is very much appreciated.

With thanks and Best Regards,
Skyknight

St. Leibowitz

Oh, and all their sims are named after the same saint ... the fictional St. Thetic (say what you see )