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N8356J — - seen while Plane Crazy Saturday at Mojave Air and Space Port 04/15/2017
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seen while Plane Crazy Saturday at Mojave Air and Space Port 04/15/2017

2 of N8356J 7 of VARG 277 at KMHV
Daniel Rytz
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John Gerty
Looking at the 747's sitting on the ramp in the background. Such a great plane, but at the end of its era.
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Daniel RytzPhoto Uploader
John, I am working on a big panorama of all these 747. They need a place to remember. Please give me some time and I will publish the link to this picture here.
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Daniel RytzPhoto Uploader
John, this link ist only for You:
http://www.scandinavia.ch/aviatik/Mojave.jpg
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topdog1021
I'm in the market for a Kachina. is your plane for sale?
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topdog1021
my email is [email protected]
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Date Aircraft Origin Destination Departure Arrival Duration
06-Apr-2024 UnknownSanta Paula ()Rosamond Skypark () 11:58AM PDT 12:31PM PDT (?) 0:32
06-Apr-2024 UnknownSanta Paula ()Santa Paula () 11:34AM PDT 11:39AM PDT 0:05
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