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Plane Spotting - The Quiz


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That's one of Garuda's new CRJ. Can't recall if it's a 900 or 1000 (which may not even be on the market yet).

Going to Lombok?

Sent from my GT-N7100 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

Think it was the 1000...so it said in the book anyway....great ride.

Going to Sulawesi.

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Socata?

Smoochy and single pot are very close and I've been a bit unfair.

It's a pressurised Piper Malibu Meridian

PA-46-500TP Malibu Meridian[edit source | editbeta]
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Piper PA-46-500TP Malibu Meridian

In 1997, Piper announced its intention to market a turboprop-powered version of the Malibu, and flew a prototype the following year powered by a Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-42A of 500 shp (370 kW). Certification was achieved in September 2000 and deliveries began in November that year. Changes made to allow for turboprop power include larger wings and tail surfaces. In 2009, Piper began offering the Meridian with a three screen version of the Garmin G1000 including the Garmin GFC 700 autopilot as a replacement for theAvidyne Entegra system.

The Meridian's base price in 2013 was $2.18 million.[7]

I believe this is the nicest one in Thailand but the owner of Minor PLC which runs the Pizza Company etc also owns one.

It belongs to a friend of mine. This is HS-TOM parked at Khon Kaen.

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Here is the view for the flight crew

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Humm ...

It's a Helicopter

Most likely photographed in the UK or Ireland.

A Rotorway 152D Exec Maybe?

Nice Photo ... how did you come across it?

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I can't get one over on you can I?

Spot on.

It's a Rotorway 90 Exec.The 152 came later.

Nice looking chopper and we flew it for a few years.

Ended up looking like this._41403187_coptercrash3_203.jpg

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/southern_counties/6147254.stm

No insurance by the way so £25k down the drain but no one hurt.

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Plane Spotting's Back

Yes it's back

Yes it's back

Yes it's back

Yes it's back ...

Had some time recently back under Swampys Flight Path and while

the wind direction was changed since I was last there, I got a few

clear days.

So I strived to get new planes and airlines to Spot.

Plus also focused on some of the smaller airlines and Private Jets.

First one is below.

Not all images are from or at Swampy.

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Nar, it's 100% not a Honda jet, but it does look very similar I must admit.

Looks like a Hawker 800SP to me or a 800 with tips aftermarket, it could be a XP, I really don't know but it is a 800 family.

No idea on the "airline" though. Just image how hot it gets in the tropics when parked on the ramp being black.

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Nar, it's 100% not a Honda jet, but it does look very similar I must admit.

Looks like a Hawker 800SP to me or a 800 with tips aftermarket, it could be a XP, I really don't know but it is a 800 family.

No idea on the "airline" though. Just image how hot it gets in the tropics when parked on the ramp being black.

Great spotting and yes ... correct on all accounts ... wai.gif

The Airline should be easy now ...

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It does appear to be an XP model OY-JJA

Sun Air of Scandinavia

Give that man a Cigar!

NO ... WAIT ... can't, I'm saving my cigars ... MissFarmGirl and I are expecting TWINS (link)... biggrin.png

PSP 2 #017

Chao Lao Beach ... clap2.gif

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Sun-Air of Scandinavia

On this occasion a Raytheon Hawker 800XP2

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REGO OY-JBJ

Not my photos here

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