G-BDXJ

G-BDXJ is the registration of a Boeing 747-236B aircraft purchased by British Airways in 1980 which after retirement found a new life as a film prop.

* G-BDXJ, 747-200 used in several film/TV productions * Joseph F.1
* G-BDXJ a retired Boeing 747 used for film and television work. References - Notes 1. ^ Wohl, p.2
City of Birmingham, G-BDXJ, was purchased by Aces High Limited, a company specialising in supplying aircraft for television and film work, and transferred to Dunsfold.3
747-200B G-BDXJ which had its engines removed and was modified for its appearance in the film.4
747-200B, G-BDXJ, is parked at the Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey, England and has been used as a movie set for productions such as the 2006 James Bond 5

Made by Boeing.

It is the successor of the Boeing 747 .

Airways' G-BDXJ, which was purchased by Aces High Limited and modified to feature in the James Bond film, Casino Royale.6
G-BDXJ a former Boeing 747 used for working film and television. References Notes ^ Wohl, P. 112 Wohl ^ P.7
G-BDXJ a retired Boeing 747 used for film and television work. References Notes ^ Wohl, p. 112 ^ Wohl, p.8
of Birmingham, G-BDXJ, was purchased by Aces High Limited, a company specialising in supplying aircraft for television and film work, and transferred to Dunsfold.9
Once on board the B747-200 'Classic' G-BDXJ, although very clean it is starting to look dated with white surfaces yellowing.10
Developed From
Boeing 747-200
Owners
British Airways
Aces High
EAF
EUK
Predecessor
Boeing 747
First Flight
26
Other Names
City of Birmingham
Manufacturer
Boeing
Civil Registration
G-BDXJ
National Origin
USA
Category
Individual aircraft

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