Photos of L-1011s by Paul J. Burke

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Photo ID:	Remarks:
L-1011-1157-01	First British Airways L-1011-500, #1157, first takeoff
L-1011-1157-02	British Airways L-1011-500, #1157, low overhead pass
L-1011-1157-03	British Airways L-1011-500, #1157, pilot's instrumenet panel.
L-1011-1157-04	British Airways L-1011-500, #1157, looking outside the fuselage in flight
L-1011-1157-05	British Airways L-1011-500, #1157 performing a wing-engine-out takeoff at EAFB.
L-1011-1157-06	Lockheed Tristar #1001 formating with British Airways L-1011-500, #1157
L-1011-1157-07	Closeup of the right wingtip of Tristar #1001, in flight.
L-1011-1157-09	British Airways L-1011-500, #1157 testing an engine pylon glove fairing.
L-1011-1157-10	Lacy photo Learjet, formating with #1157 to photo the wing tufts behind the pylon glove.
L-1011-1157-11	Wing tuft pattern on #1157 as seen from the Learjet.
L-1011-1157-12	Closeup of the Learjet...
L-1011-1157-13	Enjoying zero G during a stall recovery. this IS fun!
L-1011-1157-14	Tristar #1001 off the left wing of #1157 over the Pacific Ocean
L-1011-1157-15	Not a Tristar, but Lockheed did weigh the first space ship to land on planet Earth
L-1011-1157-16	Tristar #1001 flying up to formate with #1157 over the Pacific Ocean
L-1011-1176-01	The first takeoff of the first Pan-Am L-1011-500, #1176.
L-1011-1176-02	Pan-Am Tristar #1176 photo'd from Pan-Am Tristar #1177
L-1011-1177-01	Pan-Am Tristar #1176 flying up to formate with Pan-Am Tristar #1177
L-1011-1177-02	Pan-Am Tristar #1177 photo'd from Pan-Am Tristar #1176

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