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== Unknown airliner ==
== Airbus A300 ==


[[Image:Tomorrow_airliner.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Bond lands in Hamburg]]
[[Image:Tomorrow_airliner.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Bond lands in Hamburg]]


== Unknown helicopter and background planes ==
== Unknown helicopter and background planes ==

Revision as of 15:02, 2 June 2010

Movie (1997)


Starring:
Pierce Brosnan - James Bond
Jonathan Pryce - Elliot Carver
Michelle Yeoh - Wai Lin
Teri Hatcher - Paris Carver
Judi Dench - M
Götz Otto - Stamper
Ricky Jay - Henry Gupta
Vincent Schiavelli - Dr. Kaufman
Desmond Llewelyn - Q
Samantha Bond - Moneypenny
Colin Salmon - Charles Robinson
Geoffrey Palmer - Rear Admiral Roebuck


Aero L-39 Albatros

In the pre-credits sequence Bond is infiltrating a terrorist arms bazaar and tries to get away in this fighter plane which is carrying "Soviet SP-5 nuclear torpedoes" before the area is hit by a Royal Navy cruise missile.

Another Aero L-39 goes after him but Bond ejects his rear seat passenger (who tries to strangle him) into it, causing it to blow up.

"Backseat driver."


Eurocopter AS-350

This chases after Bond and Wai Lin's motorbike through the streets of Saigon. It is also used to take them to Carver's skyscraper when they are first captured.

Eurocopter AS565 Panther

"It's like a terrorist supermarket. Chinese Long March Scud, Panther AS565 attack helicopter... Chilean mines, German explosives, fun for the whole family."


Unidentified fighter planes

These are referred to as Chinese MiGs. Carver's stealth ship sinks the British warship and shoots down one of the planes, triggering an international incident. These look like CGI.


Airbus A300

Bond lands in Hamburg

Unknown helicopter and background planes

Bond test drives his new BMW 750iL at Hamburg airport (actually filmed somewhere in England)


BAe 125-400B

Registration: VR-BMB

BAe 146

McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle

A caption reads "U.S. Airbase South China Sea" but this actually RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, England.


Sikorsky S-65 Sea Dragon

Transall C-160


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