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Name This Plane Quiz #1235

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Old 4th Nov 2003, 12:17
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Name This Plane Quiz #1235

Another week, another quiz.

Name this plane:

Mystery Plane

Sorry about the fuzzy picture.

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Bloch 220. Air France had 16 of them. Used to operate Croydon-Paris services pre-war.
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Agree with Aerohack. Bloch 220.
First flew December 1935 and went into service on the Paris - Marseilles run December 1937.
Of the 16 built, 5 survived the war and were re engined and redesignated the Block 221 and continued to fly with Air France until 1949.


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Tes, it's the Bloch 220/221. I can't get ahead of the PPRunNe crowd for more than a few minutes.

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