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Aircraft:
Bombardier CT-142 Dash 8
Reg: 142806 full info | 142806 photos
Serial #:
107
Airline: Canada - Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)
Photo Date: Jun 22, 2009
Uploaded: Jun 30, 2009
Norfolk/Virginia Beach/Williamsburg - KORF, USA - Virginia

Notes:

Nice surprise to see this Canadian Air Force CT-142 Dash 8 coming to Norfolk. The CT-142 Dash 8 is used for navigational training not only to the Canadian Air Force, but to many forces worldwide. There are only 4 that exist, so this was a very rare site indeed.

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Notes

Nice surprise to see this Canadian Air Force CT-142 Dash 8 coming to Norfolk. The CT-142 Dash 8 is used for navigational training not only to the Canadian Air Force, but to many forces worldwide. There are only 4 that exist, so this was a very rare site indeed.