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More: Sudan, April 2007
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ST-SAL (cn 11907) Cramped in, together with a crew of four, one of the best flights I ever had. Badr has daily services from Khartoum to Wau. This was on the way back and the Ukrainian crew was so kind to host me in the cockpit. The plane once was flying for Sarit Airlines until they changed the name into Badr. The other Badr aircraft (An-72/4, Il-76 and Mi-8) all have regis in the series ST-BD_.
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A visitor from Kuwait posted Sun January 18, 2009:
Super Russian Aviation Cockpit Photo! They Need four in the cockpit to fly a 2-eng. turboprop (that's 1 short of a basketball team!), and 2 American made GPS units (mounted on the glareshield in front of each pilot) to actually do some navigation! YEAH, IT IS THE BEST! Ya Abajayu Russkuyu Aviatsiyu!

A visitor from United States posted Wed May 14, 2008:
Yeah, I have never really liked russian planes though.

A visitor from Turkey posted Mon November 19, 2007:
This seems like a ridiculously over complex cockpit for a twin engine turboprop. Nonetheless, its a great photo with a little insight in to a world most of us do not see.

A visitor from Russian Federation posted Mon November 19, 2007:
It is the best!

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