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One less Carvair

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I'm not sure how many Carvairs are still operational but it seems there is one less now :sad:

At least the two crew are OK

http://aviation-safety.net/database/rec ... 20070530-0

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Did'nt even release any were still airworthy. Sad about the loss of a classic but more importantly no one was killed.
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Hmm.......not sure as thee is storage periods involved.

I think it was four airworthy but only two flyable......if that makes sense.:think:

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Here's a pic of the recently departed. :sad:

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1054441/L/

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Found a link about it guys. :crying: :crying:

http://www.oldwings.nl/content/n898at/n898at.htm


Garry, you are right according to the article. Only one flying aircraft now remains. :sad:
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As mentioned so often the case operating into those strips

Thanks for that link Eddie

Here is most of her history in pics

http://www.aussieairliners.org/dc-4/vh-ink/vhink.html


The site in general is well worth some tome exploring :smile:


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