LV-OOF

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Cessna 152 II
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Airline: Fly Tango
Photo Date: Oct 01, 2010
Uploaded: Jan 08, 2012
Inflight, Argentina

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Flying over Argentine island "Martín García" on "Río de la Plata", In this Airport the Daily traffic consists of general aviation private and commercial (tourism) flights, especially on weekends. elevation of 7 feet, runways designated 17/35 (1,265 x 30)

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Oct 01, 2010

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Flying over Argentine island "Martín García" on "Río de la Plata", In this Airport the Daily traffic consists of general aviation private and commercial (tourism) flights, especially on weekends. elevation of 7 feet, runways designated 17/35 (1,265 x 30)