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G-JENC, 2007 Beechcraft Shadow R.Mk1 (350CER) Super King Air, C/N: FM-14
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Aircraft G-JENC, 2007 Beechcraft Shadow R.Mk1 (350CER) Super King Air, c/n FM-14, Super King Air bound for the Army Air Corps. It will become ZZ416 following the completion of alterations being carried out by Beechcraft at Hawarden, at EGNR, photo by chris hall
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Super King Air bound for the Army Air Corps. It will become ZZ416 following the completion of alterations being carried out by Beechcraft at Hawarden
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Shot Date 2008-11-16
Airport EGNR
Hawarden Airport, Broughton United Kingdom
Upload Date 2008-11-16
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Aircraft G-JENC, Super King Air bound for the Army Air Corps. It will become ZZ416 following the completion of alterations being carried out by Beechcraft at Hawarden, at EGNR, photo by chris hall
chris hall
@ EGNR
Aircraft G-JENC, Super King Air bound for the Army Air Corps. It will become ZZ416 following the completion of alterations being carried out by Beechcraft at Hawarden, at EGNR, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGNR
Aircraft G-JENC, on short finals into Hawarden, at EGNR, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGNR
Aircraft G-JENC, Super King Air bound for the Army Air Corps. It will become ZZ416 following the completion of alterations being carried out by Beechcraft at Hawarden, at EGNR, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGNR
Aircraft G-JENC, Super King Air bound for the Army Air Corps. It will become ZZ416 following the completion of alterations being carried out by Beechcraft at Hawarden, at EGNR, photo by chris hall
chris hall
@ EGNR
Aircraft G-JENC, 2007 Beechcraft Shadow R.Mk1 (350CER) Super King Air, c/n FM-14, Super King Air bound for the Army Air Corps. It will become ZZ416 following the completion of alterations being carried out by Beechcraft at Hawarden, at EGNR, photo by chris hall
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