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Photo ID: 1611504
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VH-FJJ (cn 19) Parked at Parafield - a rare bird in Australia |
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Photo ID: 1581423
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Views: 137
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G-BCFF (cn 237) Sywell (Revival Fly-in) A simple,well executed,well attended event,long live the revial. |
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Photo ID: 1551010
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Views: 662
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JA3848 (cn 294) Displayed at the main entrance of Museum of Aeronautical Sciences [Sony A700/70-400G] |
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Photo ID: 1525477
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PH-MBK (cn 226) A Fuji taken with Fuji S5 Pro - Nikkor 300mm. |
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Photo ID: 1495145
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Views: 920
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PH-MBI (cn 239) In Martinair Flying School colours. First registered in May 1974 and written off June 1986. |
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Photo ID: 1459961
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Views: 2083
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PH-MBM (cn 260) This Fuji was operated by Martinair on flying school & training duties. It remained on the Dutch register until 2005. Scanned from a slide. |
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Photo ID: 1423336
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Views: 939
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PH-MBW (cn 286) In Martinair Flying School colours. |
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Photo ID: 1274909
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Views: 1330
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Photo ID: 1262781
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PH-ARK (cn 174) Tomahawk wannabe perhaps? [Canon EOS 400D] |
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Photo ID: 1234671
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Views: 1134
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VH-FGI (cn 23) Owned by J S Payne, Dandaragan, WA. Built 1969, first regd 19.1.70. Still regd May 2007. This type was the first Japanese-designed light aircraft produced, making its first flight in 1965. 274 were produced from 1968 to 1977, and a further 25 were built to special order, until production finally ended in 1986. |
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Photo ID: 1144047
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Photo ID: 1134243
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Photo ID: 1086085
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G-BCNZ (cn 257) One of the resident aircraft that makes a rare appearance out. |
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Photo ID: 1072061
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Photo ID: 1048092
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G-KARI (cn 236) Check out the pilot, he's more kitted out to be in a fast jet rather than a puddle jumper. |
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