16507

Aircraft:
CASA C-212-100 Aviocar
Reg: 16507 photos
Serial #:
3-28
Airline: Portugal - Air Force
Photo Date: May 14, 2009
Uploaded: Jul 04, 2009
Sintra - LPST, Portugal

Notes:

The fuselage reached the limit of flying hours, so it's been donated to the Portuguese Army... Seen here getting prepared for the ferry trip to Tancos Air Base (currently it's already there), where it will be on permanent display!

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by André Garcez
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Polígono de Tancos, Praia do Ribatejo - Santarém

FERNANDO SILVA 16507

312 3 0 CASA C-212-100 Aviocar

[Full HD/1920px] On my first (and very quick) visit to Tancos I could catch in lovely evening light this Aviocar in static display in the Gateguard of this Military Aerodrome, sporting a special livery commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 502 Squadron - Elefantes

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May 14, 2009

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Jul 04, 2009

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Notes

The fuselage reached the limit of flying hours, so it's been donated to the Portuguese Army... Seen here getting prepared for the ferry trip to Tancos Air Base (currently it's already there), where it will be on permanent display!