JA2336

Aircraft:
Schleicher ASK-13
Reg: JA2336 photos
Serial #:
13640AB
Airline: Private
Photo Date: Nov 10, 2019
Uploaded: Jun 17, 2023
Other Location - Kuju Glider Port, Japan

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Taking off on a winch tow from R/W15 with beautiful Kuju Mountains in the background, which is an outstanding view of this airfield. This ASK13 had belonged to Kobe University Glider Team since 1985 and later it was moved over 500km away to Kuju Glider Port in Oita, where the glider is now based at.

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Taking off on a winch tow from R/W15 with beautiful Kuju Mountains in the background, which is an outstanding view of this airfield

Akira Uekawa JA2336

644 6 0 Schleicher ASK-13

The iconic red ASK13 nicknamed 'Senri' performs a sharp final turn to R/W15

Akira Uekawa JA2403

831 4 0 Schleicher ASK-13

The ASK23 operated by Kyushu Institute of Technology Aviation Club and NPO Kyushu Gliding Club

Akira Uekawa JA2383

638 2 0 Schleicher ASK-23B

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Operated by Chuo University Soaring Club since 1974, this beautiful yellow sailplane still works hard as a basic trainer

Akira Uekawa JA2162

224 0 0 Schleicher ASK-13

66-5935 - Fuji T-7 - Japan - Air Self Defence Force (JASDF)

Proud to witness the first step of a pilot trainee, who is one of two glider-friends of mine aiming to fly for the national defense

Akira Uekawa 66-5935

195 0 0 Fuji T-7

76-5945 - Fuji T-7 - Japan - Air Self Defence Force (JASDF)

Proud to witness the first step of a pilot trainee, who is one of two glider-friends of mine aiming to fly for the national defense

Akira Uekawa 76-5945

170 0 0 Fuji T-7

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Nov 10, 2019

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Jun 17, 2023

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Notes

Taking off on a winch tow from R/W15 with beautiful Kuju Mountains in the background, which is an outstanding view of this airfield. This ASK13 had belonged to Kobe University Glider Team since 1985 and later it was moved over 500km away to Kuju Glider Port in Oita, where the glider is now based at.