G-ARBE

Aircraft:
De Havilland DH-104 Dove
Reg: G-ARBE photos
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Airline: Private
Photo Date: Jul 31, 2006
Uploaded: Oct 28, 2006
Cotswold Airport - EGBP, United Kingdom

Notes:

I had thought this was the Dove 8 G-ARBE (c/n 04517) owned by Martin Wale and Martin Lunn, because of the registration written on the spares shelf behind. However, that aeroplane turns out to be the one just in shot to the left of the picture, which wears the corporate colours of British Aerospace from the early 'eighties period. The aircraft is seen here undergoing a complete strip by Devonair looks like an ex-Navy Sea Devon; its identity is now a mystery... The hangar was open, as was the Delta Jets one next door, on the occasion of the arrival of the last RAF Canberras following their retirement from the RAF.

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Jul 31, 2006

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I had thought this was the Dove 8 G-ARBE (c/n 04517) owned by Martin Wale and Martin Lunn, because of the registration written on the spares shelf behind. However, that aeroplane turns out to be the one just in shot to the left of the picture, which wears the corporate colours of British Aerospace from the early 'eighties period. The aircraft is seen here undergoing a complete strip by Devonair looks like an ex-Navy Sea Devon; its identity is now a mystery... The hangar was open, as was the Delta Jets one next door, on the occasion of the arrival of the last RAF Canberras following their retirement from the RAF.