- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas A-1D Skyraider (AD-4N)
- Registration: F-AZDQ / 126956 / RM-3 (cn 7756)
- Views: 1793
- Location: Reykjavik (RKV / BIRK) , Iceland August 19, 2008
Taking off from runway 13 after an overnight stop on the way to the USA.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47A Skytrain
- Registration: N1944A / 43-15211 / J8-B (cn 19677)
- Views: 1472
- Location: Reykjavik (RKV / BIRK) , Iceland July 28, 2011
Landing on runway 19 after a long flight from Vick in Scotland, mainly between 500 and 3000 feet. The first overwater leg on the long journey from Kemble to Oskosh, where it will be temporarily hangared until next spring.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47A Skytrain
- Registration: N1944A / 43-15211 / J8-Z (cn 19677)
- Views: 1310
- Location: Reykjavik (RKV / BIRK) , Iceland August 6, 1999
Stopped in Reykjavik on its way to Europe from the USA. Later sold to Kermit Weeks and flown back to the USA. Note individual tailcode is Z rather than the later B.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47A Skytrain
- Registration: N1944A / 43-15211 / J8-B (cn 19677)
- Views: 1942
- Location: Reykjavik (RKV / BIRK) , Iceland July 30, 2011
Taken when the C-47 stopped over at Reykjavik during the ferry flight to the USA after Kermit Weeks bought it for the Fantasy of Flight Museum in Florida. On this morning there was a heavy rainshower that soaked the apron, and made this image possible
- Views: 1757
- Location: Reykjavik (RKV / BIRK) , Iceland September 19, 2005
One of four Harriers leaving BIRK after a weekend stop. Were supposed to land at Kef but had to divert to Reykjavík because of bad conditions at Kef. Four Harriers in a row coming in with vectored thrust over central Reykjavík created a stir.
- Views: 2488
- Location: Reykjavik (RKV / BIRK) , Iceland September 19, 2005
One of four Harriers leaving BIRK after a weekend stop. Were supposed to land at Kef but had to divert to Reykjavík because of bad conditions at Kef. Four Harriers in a row coming in with vectored thrust over central Reykjavík created a stir.