|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| AIRCRAFT | SERIAL | COUNTRY | ARRIVED | DEPARTED | NOTES | | BAC Jaguar | 203 | Oman | 27.06.77 | 28.06.77 | Both aircraft were accompanied by a BAC 111, serial 553. | | BAC Jaguar | 204 | Oman | 27.06.77 | 28.06.77 | | | BAC Jaguar | 205 | Oman | 26.09.77 | 27.09.77 | | | BAC Jaguar | 206 | Oman | 26.09.77 | 27.09.77 | | | BAC Jaguar | 207 | Oman | 07.11.77 | | In all probability, this was a night stop. | | BAC Jaguar | 208 | Oman | 07.11.77 | | | | BAe U-125 | N305XP/006 | Japan | | | Noted on 06.05.97 in overall light blue w/light grey undersides and roundel. | | Douglas A-4N Skyhawk | N262WL | U.S.A. | 21.09.01 | 26.09.01 | c/n 14465, Bu 159545, Ex-Israeli AF 744. Surprise visitors during the 2001 Malta Airshow arrivals day (although late in the evening) were the following ex-Israeli A-4 Skyhawks. One of the aircraft went unserviceable after landing, and ended up on static display line of the airshow. All three aircraft were on delivery to the Advanced Training Systems Inc., US. | | Douglas A-4N Skyhawk | N263WL | U.S.A. | 21.09.01 | 26.09.01 | c/n 14443, Bu 159523, Israeli AF 344. Destroyed on 10.05.03 after impact with the Great Salt Lake near Salt Lake City following a loss of engine power. | | Douglas A-4N Skyhawk | N251WL | U.S.A. | 21.09.01 | 26.09.01 | c/n 13566, Bu 153500, Israeli AF 748. | | S. Attacker | R4003 | Pakistan | c. 1951 | | |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|