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Old 8th Nov 2013, 16:41
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Savoia
 
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Receiving some messages in response to Zishelix's 'Bristow Gazelle'. The first comment highlights what should have been obvious (but I somehow managed to miss) .. the photo from Zishelix shows a standard Gazelle whereas HB-XMU is a stretched version! As I say .. I should have seen that.

This means C16 is absolutely correct in his theory about the aircraft being s/n: 1566 .. ie. N9003A.

However, there is also speculation that N9000A also flew offshore in the Gulf of Mexico and was a stablemate of N9003A?

Taking another look at Ken Knight's photo:



What were Bristow doing in this area, Port Arthur in Texas, in the early-to-mid-80's and from where did they 'collect' these light singles?
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