The aircraft I saw looked like a Piper Cherokee, but the tail plane was swept forward, rather than swept back.
Seen Kemble 2015.
Any ideas welcomed.
MTIA
David
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Mooney M20L according to FlightRadar.
Google the registration and you may find more info...
Google the registration and you may find more info...
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What's up with that anyway? I'm seeing it more and more often. Does the post indicate the client posting time instead of the server or something?
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Which aircraft is this? If possible, please try to find the reg # too!
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anshabhi wrote:Which aircraft is this? If possible, please try to find the reg # too!
Cessna 560 Citation Excel PH-JND
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anshabhi wrote:Which aircraft is this? If possible, please try to find the reg # too!
PH-JND a Cessna 560XL Citation Excel, again google.
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dcaviation wrote:anshabhi wrote:Which aircraft is this? If possible, please try to find the reg # too!
Cessna 560 Citation Excel PH-JND
Thanks! On further googling I found that the a/c is now registered (and probably grounded) as XA-LAP. This picture is most probably of that jet chartered by him and those are only vinyls.
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Thanks for all the help.
Confirmed as G-BWTW.
Confirmed as G-BWTW.
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SwissCanuck wrote:Does the post indicate the client posting time instead of the server or something?
That’s basically the issue. Some discussion on the site-related thread about it, but I haven’t checked recently to determine whether there is any progress towards a solution.
Depending on whether I’m posting from a regular broadband or a cell connection, my posts can have time stamps anywhere from 3 to 7 minutes in the “future” (even though the clock on my device is accurate). As a point of reference, I’m posting this at 10:09 am Central Daylight Time. See if the time stamp has the minutes ending in :09, or some time in the future.
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that Mooney is a rare one with the Porsche powerplant..Porsche had a very limited unsucessful run with aviation engines in the late 80's...
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