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Reading the March Issue of Flying in Ireland I was just wondering if there was any other flying examples of Former Air Corps aircraft around not currently in Irish hands, off the top of my head there is the Spitfire, but is there any others out there?
Reading the March Issue of Flying in Ireland I was just wondering if there was any other flying examples of Former Air Corps aircraft around not currently in Irish hands, off the top of my head there is the Spitfire, but is there any others out there?
Shane
5 Spitfires, Dove 201, Provost 177, King Air 232,234.
Bae125 238, 239. Casa CN235 250, Gulfstream GIII 249, Sikorski S61 257,
Puma 242, Gazelle 241, Four Dauphins, Marchettis. These were/ are/ will be, flying, it would be interesting to know if any are now grounded.
It is correct to say Air Corps.
Tony K
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