Notes:

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), the Black Hawks were the most expensive helicopters in Hong Kong. With this closer look of B-HZI's front body, you can see there was a so-called "sniper window", which was very useful in Police's Operations. Moreover, because of a further reclamation in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour, this heliport has been closed on 21 Nov 2003.

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B-HZI - Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), the Black Hawks were the most expensive helicopters in Hong Kong

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
7,236 0 0 Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk
B-HZI - Sikorsky S-70A-27 Blackhawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), B-HZI first entered the Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force (HKAAF) as HKG-22 on 2 March 1993

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
11,143 0 0 Sikorsky S-70A-27 Blackhawk

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B-HZI - Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), the Black Hawks were the most expensive helicopters in Hong Kong

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
7,236 0 0 Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk
B-HZI - Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), the Black Hawks were the most expensive helicopters in Hong Kong

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
6,452 0 0 Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk
B-HZI - Sikorsky S-70A-27 Blackhawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), B-HZI first entered the Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force (HKAAF) as HKG-22 on 2 March 1993

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
11,143 0 0 Sikorsky S-70A-27 Blackhawk

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B-2219 - Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident 2 - Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC)

(MSN:2160) Original Reg

Chan Ting-kwan B-2219
5,173 1 0 Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident 2
151 - Harbin Z-9A Haitun - China - Army

In order to threaten the Hong Kong people stop asking for democratic reform and not to oppose the totalitarian ruling of the Communist Party of China, a military parade was held on 1 August 2004, 3 months after the China Naval fleet visit in early May 2004

Chan Ting-kwan 151
6,367 0 0 Harbin Z-9A Haitun
157 - Harbin Z-9A Haitun - China - Army

In order to threaten the Hong Kong people stop asking for democratic reform and not to oppose the totalitarian ruling of the Communist Party of China, a military parade was held on 1 August 2004, 3 months after the China Naval fleet visit in early May 2004

Chan Ting-kwan 157
5,716 1 0 Harbin Z-9A Haitun

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(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), the Black Hawks were the most expensive helicopters in Hong Kong. With this closer look of B-HZI's front body, you can see there was a so-called "sniper window", which was very useful in Police's Operations. Moreover, because of a further reclamation in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour, this heliport has been closed on 21 Nov 2003.

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B-HZI - Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), the Black Hawks were the most expensive helicopters in Hong Kong

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
7,236 0 0 Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk
B-HZI - Sikorsky S-70A-27 Blackhawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), B-HZI first entered the Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force (HKAAF) as HKG-22 on 2 March 1993

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
11,143 0 0 Sikorsky S-70A-27 Blackhawk
B-HZI - Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), the Black Hawks were the most expensive helicopters in Hong Kong

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
7,236 0 0 Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk
B-HZI - Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), the Black Hawks were the most expensive helicopters in Hong Kong

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
6,452 0 0 Sikorsky S70A-27 Firehawk
B-HZI - Sikorsky S-70A-27 Blackhawk - Hong Kong - Government Flying Service (GFS)

(MSN:70-1825) With 2 GE T700-701C engines and the same standard as those UH-60L in US Army's fleet (of course there was no weapon), B-HZI first entered the Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force (HKAAF) as HKG-22 on 2 March 1993

Chan Ting-kwan B-HZI
11,143 0 0 Sikorsky S-70A-27 Blackhawk
B-2219 - Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident 2 - Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC)

(MSN:2160) Original Reg

Chan Ting-kwan B-2219
5,173 1 0 Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident 2
151 - Harbin Z-9A Haitun - China - Army

In order to threaten the Hong Kong people stop asking for democratic reform and not to oppose the totalitarian ruling of the Communist Party of China, a military parade was held on 1 August 2004, 3 months after the China Naval fleet visit in early May 2004

Chan Ting-kwan 151
6,367 0 0 Harbin Z-9A Haitun
157 - Harbin Z-9A Haitun - China - Army

In order to threaten the Hong Kong people stop asking for democratic reform and not to oppose the totalitarian ruling of the Communist Party of China, a military parade was held on 1 August 2004, 3 months after the China Naval fleet visit in early May 2004

Chan Ting-kwan 157
5,716 1 0 Harbin Z-9A Haitun
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