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prop job at Inflite

Old 15th Nov 2014, 09:29
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prop job at Inflite

Anyone know what the little black prop job is over at Inflite hangar STN. Looks like a Tucano but is US registered?
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There was 3 actually, they are Beechcraft Texan 2s on delivery to the Royal New Zealand Air Force. They have now left and over France somewhere, do you need their serials?
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If you don't mind, yes please,just caught a small glimpse of one that's all I got. That's a long old flight
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Currently over burgundy
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They are :-


N2847B (NZ1406)coded "06"
N2841B (NZ1403)coded "03"
N2846B (NZ1407)coded "07"


I hope that helps.
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prop job at Inflite

Thanks big Eric
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No problem.
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That is a long old flight…..In situations like these I often wonder if the time 'lost' during the delivery, the costs of fuel, accommodation, insurance, permits ad infinitum would be more cost efficient than shoving them in an AN124 or similar and having them in a day across the Pacific ?


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