Thursday, February 02, 2012

1964 Spanish Riding School Tour #7

1964%20Tour-7 by bucklesw1
1964%20Tour-7, a photo by bucklesw1 on Flickr.

For the 1964 tour, some 20 of the school’s performing stallions were flown to the U.S. Here they are seen being unloaded at Friendship Airport in Baltimore on March 27, 1964.

3 comments:

Chic Silber said...

Some years back the aviation

wizards in Washington decided in

order to increase the utilization

of Baltimore's Friendship (BAL)

airport & also help reduce the

overcrowding at Washington's

handy National (DCA) airport they

decided to change the name & code

to (BWI) Baltimore Washington

International to confuse yokels

into thinking it was a DC choice

Chic Silber said...

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines flying

the last of Douglas Aircraft's

piston powered commercial planes

the mighty DC-7F just prior to

their 1st commercial jet the DC-8

(more knickel knowledge)

GaryHill said...

In 1974 when I brought over the 25 baby africans for Great Adventure, we flew the last leg across the Atlantic on KLM..