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and was wondering if anybody knows who owns the L-39 that is registered ES-YLN? I just saw it two days ago at the airport in Rabat, Morroco.

The Air Force sent me to 19 countries in 14 days.
England, Germany, Greece, Jordan, Qatar, India, Bangledesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan, U.A.E., Oman, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Israel, Cyprus, Bebanon, Algeria and Morroco.

I had more fun than should be allowed, but it's nice to be home again. Not much to report as far as warbirds go. A couple of Migs in Cairo, three or four Gnats (actually, the Indian version) in New Dehli, the Royal Jordanian Historic Flightin Amman and the aformentioned L-39 in Morroco.

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brad
welcome back... same way here it seems it will never let up.. i'm back in safety again so have more time on my hands... i commited to skeets to take race 9 to madras this year and will have an empty back seat if you want it.... granley wont be going as he has a prior engagement.. staying at ochs ranch... and going to burn as much gas as i can...

take care

jcw