全部
|
SINGAPORE TA-4 Super Skyhawk (N207AT)
A very cool A-4L, N207AT, taxis into Ellington Field on 10 August 2023
Comments
surely it did not fly all the way from Singapore ??
really interesting paint layout
really interesting paint layout
Title wrong. NOT a Singapore TA-4 Super Skyhawk. 2 lines down sez A-4L. My research showed it was originally an A-4C(1 of 100) reman'ed to the -L model for MC and Navy reserve squadrons. Title caught my attention 'cause I worked on TA-4J Skyhawks in the late 70's, and that picture ain't one. Current owner (per Wikipedia) seem to have 7 of them, 3 flying. Curious where they get the parts and pieces for the ol' J64-W engines. My time with the TA-4's was a blast. Got to ride in them many a time, and it beat any roller coaster in the world...
Great photo. Would love to have an A-4, and they flew great, but care and feeding would be quite an expensive endeavour...
Great photo. Would love to have an A-4, and they flew great, but care and feeding would be quite an expensive endeavour...
Sorry, J65-W engine...
Love it!! This could be an airborne “black ‘n’ white” or a zebra with wings.
Looks a bit like Condor’s new livery
https://aerialvisuals.ca/AirframeDossier.php?Serial=22093
動態日誌
需要搜尋 N207AT 1998年以來的完整歷史嗎? 現在購買,一小時內即可收到。
|
日期 | 機型 | 出發地 | 目的地 | 離港 | 進港 | 飛行時間 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
No Recent History Data | ||||||
註冊會員(註冊免費而且快捷!)可以看到3 months的歷史記錄。 加入 |
Please log in or register to post a comment.