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Photo ID: AP40089

Q59, Fremont airport (Calif) at closure in 1986. Strange twist-both planes seen in pic, ( once owned both ) they ended their flying days in Florida not far apart. The 150 due to storm damage & the 172 crashed into the water (9-23-12) off the Florida coast.

Fremont airport (Calif) at closure in 1986. Strange twist-both planes seen in pic, ( once owned both ) they ended their flying days in Florida not far apart. The 150 due to storm damage & the 172 crashed into the water (9-23-12) off the Florida coast.

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Airport	Q59
Photographer	S B J Contact More photos by S B J
Upload Date	2016-05-08
Views	386

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Software	Windows Photo Editor 10.0.10011.16384
Date Taken	2014-05-21 10:25:14

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