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Re: Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

Tue May 06, 2025 9:43 am

ZK-AWP needs to be added to list of fliers

Re: Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

Tue May 06, 2025 10:28 am

Mick G wrote:ZK-AWP needs to be added to list of fliers


It is on the list, but it's in Australia now, having been sold and relocated to Australia earlier this year. It is not yet on the Australian registry, but that is likely to happen soon, along with new paint.

Re: Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

Sat Jun 07, 2025 12:31 pm

TF-51 Mustang G-CLNV flew again yesterday after some lengthy work at Sywell. It's already back in France and, I believe, displayed at todays La-Ferté-Alais show.

Re: Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

Sat Jun 07, 2025 7:46 pm

JohnTerrell wrote:
Mick G wrote:ZK-AWP needs to be added to list of fliers


It is on the list, but it's in Australia now, having been sold and relocated to Australia earlier this year. It is not yet on the Australian registry, but that is likely to happen soon, along with new paint.


ZK-DAK is still (as of 2 weeks ago anyway) at Ardmore, both engines fitted but the starboard without propeller. So not sure when it will join ZK-AWP.

Re: Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

Mon Jun 09, 2025 8:30 am

Take note: C-54D 43-17228 has been reregistered N500EJ (same as former C-54E 44-9144) from N9015Q.

Re: Worldwide Numbers of Warbirds Flying by Type

Mon Jun 09, 2025 8:28 pm

Thank you, Kevin, I appreciate it! I've updated the listing.
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