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Essendon Airport, Essendon North, Victoria Australia (YMEN) - Apron at Essendon Airport taken in 1969 when it was the main Airport for Melbourne. Shows a couple of Ansett's DC-6. (scan from print)

Apron at Essendon Airport taken in 1969 when it was the main Airport for Melbourne. Shows a couple of Ansett's DC-6. (scan from print)

Folder: Anton von Sierakowski's photo gallery > Australia > Victoria (VIC) > Melbourne Essendon (YMEN)

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Airport Essendon Airport, Essendon North, Victoria Australia (YMEN)
Photographer: Anton von Sierakowski
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Upload Date: 2012-09-10
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  • Essendon Airport, Essendon North, Victoria Australia (YMEN) - A Learjet 36, N82GG, taxying through the level crossing gates over Wirraway Road, Essendon Airport. - by red750 by red750
  • Essendon Airport, Essendon North, Victoria Australia (YMEN) - Essendon Airport long shot - by red750 by red750
  • Essendon Airport, Essendon North, Victoria Australia (YMEN) - Interior of the main Essendon Airport terminal is almost untouched since the 1960s with the original lino floor and fittings. - by paul jenkins by paul jenkins
  • Essendon Airport, Essendon North, Victoria Australia (YMEN) - Essendon Airport taken in 1969 when it was the main Airport for Melbourne. Shows Radar installation and Ansett-ANA Cargo buildings (scan from print) - by Anton von Sierakowski by Anton von Sierakowski
  • Essendon Airport, Essendon North, Victoria Australia (YMEN) - During World War 2, Essendon Airport became a site of bomber aircraft manufacturing and assembling with Beaufort Bombers being built, hence the buildings now being named after the aircraft. - by paul jenkins by paul jenkins