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September 8th 14, 11:02 PM
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Trains and planes - Hermes.jpg (1/1) [339K]
Despite appearances, this isn't an early attempt at a highly integrated
air-rail network but rather what happens when an aircraft can't stop on a wet runway. The aircraft is a Handley Page Hermes (G-ALDC) of Falcon Airways, the location is Southend Airport near London and the date is 9 October 1960. The passengers were in rear-facing seats so there were no casualties. 
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