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  • Zishelix
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    Originally posted by Savoia View Post

    Zis, this is the bird you were asking about.

    Yeah, that's the one I was looking for thanks!


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  • Savoia
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    SA341C G-CLGO (WA1750) as seen at RAF Brize Norton on 2nd September 2023 (Photo by Torfaen Corvine)




    SA341D ZU-HGZ (WA1728) as seen in South Africa NFI

    Zis, this is the bird you were asking about.




    An update from Millie on her Gaz training




    Simulated N341AS using a new 'super green' coal-based fuel

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  • Savoia
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    SA342M OO-XDT (4103) as seen at Schaffen Air Base in Brabant, Belgium on 12th August 2023




    SA341D ZB627 (WA1914) as seen at RAF Brize Norton on 5th June 1993

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  • Savoia
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    SA341G N6957 (1060) as seen at Jamestown Airport in New York State in August 1981




    SA341G G-LOYD (1289) as seen at Derby Burnaston Airport in August 1989 (Photo by Steve Blood)

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  • Savoia
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    Yes, she has appeared on the thread before Zis, but I also cannot recall her registration. I will trawl through some of my albums and see if I can find her.

  • Zishelix
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    I think we already mentioned this one but can't recall registration at the moment.

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  • Savoia
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    Ha ha, grazie Zis! 👍

  • Zishelix
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    A-2305 is SA342L (HO-45) c/n 145.

    Re Ewing Oil's Gazelle, I'm afraid it's like this one


  • Savoia
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    Gazelle A-2305 as seen at Banja Luka Air Base on 7th September 2010 (Photo by Joop de Groot)

    Zis, is this an SA341H or an SA342L and do you have the construction number also please?




    Majorette mini-Gaz

    Zis, did you know there was a Ewing Oil Gaz in Texas!

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  • Savoia
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    Grazie Zis! 👍

  • Zishelix
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    Sometime answers pop-out at unexpected places Website of the Gazelle Flight Simulator trailer's producer.

    https://www.remorque-33.com/accueil/...imulateur.html

    The cabin belonged to SA342M 4065/GNR!

  • Zishelix
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    I'd say Dirk Jan de Ridder's photo of 12631 taken in 2018.


  • Savoia
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    Montenegrin Air Force Gazelle, NFI

    Zis, do you have any info on this shot?




    SA341F2 N341KJ (1483) as seen at Oshkosh on 28th July 2023 (Photo by George Pergaminelis)

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  • Zishelix
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    Any idea about ID of the Gazelle this cabin section belonged to?
    https://www.sudouest.fr/charente-mar...n-10894140.php

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  • Fabrice
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    This is correct Zis.

  • Savoia
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    SA341B G-UNNS (WA1284) as seen at Stapleford on 14th September 2023 (Photo by Amelia Brunt)

    The her latest update Amelia says:

    "I love flying helicopters and find it sublime and majestic being at one with these machines. The Gazelle has taken this to the next level and I am in love with it. It's an absolute pleasure to fly!"




    SA341F2 N341GW (1541) as seen in Corona, California on 12th September 2023 (Photo by Dan Stijovich)

    Avia member Patrick practising autos in California last week.

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  • Zishelix
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    Probably SA341F #1569 from ALAT Museum in Dax

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  • Zishelix
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    Thanks for info, Jos! I didn't know 'CSAG' being cancelled.

  • Rotorspot
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    UR-CSAG was cancelled several years ago. There are currently no active Gazelles on the Ukrainian aircraft register.

  • Savoia
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    SA341G ZU-RLU (1097) as seen at Durban Virginia Airport on 9th September 2023 (Photo by Alan Richert)




    SA341F2 N918GZ (1672) as seen at Chino Airport in California




    SA341H UP-SA001 (069) as seen in Kazakhstan
    (Video by Alibek Tusupov)


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  • Savoia
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    Bravo Stefano! 👍 This was a Central Flying School cab.

  • md600driver
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    Originally posted by Zishelix View Post

    I also have WA341D (#1272) UR-CSAG as one of Gazelles there.


    That was my first ever Gazelle, XX382.

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  • Zishelix
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    I also have WA341D (#1272) UR-CSAG as one of Gazelles there.


  • Savoia
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    Yes, this bird seems to have been in Eastern Russia for a while now.

    Re: Ukrainian Gazelles, UR-ACCA, UR-RIV, UR-VDM, UR-VLAN and UR-ALMA are all showing as cancelled from the register while UR-MANN was apparently written-off and UR-ABBA is now HA-HCD. Are there any more that you know of which are resident in Ukraine?

  • Zishelix
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    Good to see some Gazelles in Russia are still airworthy, hopefully those in Ukraine will survive.

  • Savoia
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    RA-1691G as seen in the Valley of Geysers, Kamchatka Krai, Russia on 15th September 2023 (Photo by Nikita Zhuravlev)




    SA341F2 F-AYPU (1690) as seen at Aéroport Albert-Picardie on 27th August 2023 (Photo by Cyril Penza)

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  • Savoia
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    SA341F2 F-MASJ as seen at Friedrichshafen, Germany in March 1984 (Photo by Eric Bannwarth)




    SA341B XZ340 (WA1691) as seen at Blackbushe on 5th September 1978 (Photo by Paul Seymour)

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  • daliborsky
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    this may well be scene from the french series Hunt for the treasure....I guess this photo is from Mostar..

    edit...not

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdceEBehVDE

  • Savoia
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    Grazie mille Jos! 👍

  • Rotorspot
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    UK Gazelle Update

    G-CMMI SA341F2 (1267) cancelled 30-Aug-2023 on export to the USA

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