Aircraft A26-073 — 1989 Dassault Falcon 900 Photo at YSCB

A26-073, 1989 Dassault Falcon 900, C/N: 073
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Aircraft A26-073, 1989 Dassault Falcon 900, c/n 073, Low res rear Stbd view of RAAF 34 Squadron VIP Falcon 900 A26-073 Cn 073 taking off from Canberra's Rwy 35 during 1999. This was one of five F900s then being operated as 'Special Purpose Aircraft' by 34 Squadron. The aircraft wheels are still extended., at YSCB, photo by Walnaus47
Low res rear Stbd view of RAAF 34 Squadron VIP Falcon 900 A26-073 Cn 073 taking off from Canberra's Rwy 35 during 1999. This was one of five F900s then being operated as 'Special Purpose Aircraft' by 34 Squadron. The aircraft wheels are still extended.
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Canberra Airport, Canberra Australia
Upload Date 2019-07-06
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Date Taken 2019-07-06 16:32:52
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Aircraft A26-073, Low res ‘silhouette’ photo of 34 Squadron VIP Falcon 900 A26-073 Cn 073 taxying in (with Lights On) from Canberra's Rwy 35 after sunset on 11Oct1991. (Telstra Tower on Black Mountain is visible at rear, matching the F900 tail fin.), at YSCB, photo by Walnaus47
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Aircraft A26-073, 1989 Dassault Falcon 900, c/n 073, Low res rear Stbd view of RAAF 34 Squadron VIP Falcon 900 A26-073 Cn 073 taking off from Canberra's Rwy 35 during 1999. This was one of five F900s then being operated as 'Special Purpose Aircraft' by 34 Squadron. The aircraft wheels are still extended., at YSCB, photo by Walnaus47
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