G-ADNE

Aircraft:
De Havilland DH-87B Hornet Moth
Reg: G-ADNE photos
Serial #:
8089
Airline: Private
Photo Date: Jun 10, 2006
Uploaded: Oct 02, 2006
Other Location - Croft Farm, Defford, Worcestershire, United Kingdom

Notes:

Owned by the G-ADNE Group. Just over seventy years after its first registration in March 1936, this beautiful aeroplane is now resident at Oaksey Park alongside two others (G-ADMT and G-ADKK). It is seen here departing the Croft Farm charity fly-in against a backdrop of the Malvern Hills.

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Jun 10, 2006

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Owned by the G-ADNE Group. Just over seventy years after its first registration in March 1936, this beautiful aeroplane is now resident at Oaksey Park alongside two others (G-ADMT and G-ADKK). It is seen here departing the Croft Farm charity fly-in against a backdrop of the Malvern Hills.