Aircraft ZF573 — Britten-Norman Islander CC.2A Photo at EGBB

ZF573, Britten-Norman Islander CC.2A, C/N: 2034
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Aircraft ZF573, Britten-Norman Islander CC.2A, c/n 2034, Islander operated by the Army's RAF Northolt Station Flight, at EGBB, photo by Chris Hall
Islander operated by the Army's RAF Northolt Station Flight
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Shot Date 2013-06-30
Airport EGBB
Birmingham Airport, Birmingham, West Midlands United Kingdom
Upload Date 2013-07-06
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Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed 1/1600 sec
Aperture f/14
ISO 400
Focal Length 400 mm
Exposure Bias -0.67 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1028 × 683
Date Taken 2013-06-30 16:10:12
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Aircraft ZF573, Not much of a guess where this picture was taken. The shuttle between RAF Northolt and RAF Brüggen., at ETUR, photo by Joop de Groot
Joop de Groot
@ ETUR
Aircraft ZF573, Ex: G-BJOH > G-OPBN > ZF573 > G-OPBN > G-SRAY > ZF573 - Originally owned to, Pilatus Britten-Norman Ltd April 1986 and currently with the R.A.F. since June 1986 as ZF573 - Arr & Dep as, ASCOT 7960, at EGLD, photo by Clive Glaister
Clive Glaister
@ EGLD
Aircraft ZF573, Not often seen are the Northolt Station Flight Islanders. This one comes in at Coningsby., at EGXC, photo by Joop de Groot
Joop de Groot
@ EGXC
Aircraft ZF573, At Sigs, at EGHH, photo by John Coates
John Coates
@ EGHH
Aircraft ZF573, Northolt Station Flight Islander coming is as diversion from nearby Waddington, at EGXC, photo by Joop de Groot
Joop de Groot
@ EGXC
Aircraft ZF573, Britten-Norman Islander CC.2A, c/n 2034, Islander operated by the Army's RAF Northolt Station Flight, at EGBB, photo by Chris Hall
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