From time to time, folks have asked me if I know about the history of such-and-such a plane, or have asked if I have photos of this or that. If you have requests or suggestions for an article, please feel free to make them as comments to this post. If I have pics in my archive, and if it isn't a hush-hush project that I need to respect, I'd be happy to oblige. Blue skies!!
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- Alan Radecki
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5 comments:
Could you give an overview of all the rocket testing facilities on mojave airport?
Not a bad thought. There is really limited access to the test sites, but I know I've got some aerials. I'll see what I can put together.
AR
I already posted this in the story about the 990, but since i just found out that this topic exists, I copy my request here as well.
"Hopefully we get the story about the CV880 converted freighters that were stored at Mojave long long time ago. I always wondered if one of the converted ones flew in commercial operation."
I heard a rumor that there was a Kellet autogiro being restored in one of the MHV hangers. Any truth to that? Curious as my grandfather flew a Pitcairn PA-18autogiro.
Hi
I was at Victorville last week and got about 50% of the stored liners. Does anyone have an up to date list of the current stored residents?
Thanks
Dave Rose
UK
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