44F642
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Albert
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Re: 44F642
Nice one Flip!Flip wrote:Second Belgian seaking is the 44F642 (RS-02) callsign BAF92 hexcode previously used by the H28 (A109).
Is the RS05 stored in Brussel and the other 4 still operational?
Albert
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Flip
Re: 44F642
For the moment two seakings are flying and the other two are in maintenance. Respect for the mechanics, they work long days to keep the seakings operational until the first NG 90 arrive.
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andygearystevens
Re: 44F642
Hi Albert
This is somewhat strange as H28 and H29 are still using 44F642 and 44F643 respectivel as this is reflected in their AYB callsigns
Andy
This is somewhat strange as H28 and H29 are still using 44F642 and 44F643 respectivel as this is reflected in their AYB callsigns
Andy
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Albert
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Re: 44F642
Hi Andy,
It is strange, but it seems to be in use by both types.
Albert
It is strange, but it seems to be in use by both types.
Albert
andygearystevens wrote:Hi Albert
This is somewhat strange as H28 and H29 are still using 44F642 and 44F643 respectivel as this is reflected in their AYB callsigns
Andy