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Air International 2006-09 / News: Headline, Military, Civil, Airshow
Регистрационный номер: N352F Farnborough Aircraft's F1C3 Kestrel high-speed, single-engined turboprop prototype, N352F (c/n 0001), undertook its first flight on July 29, 2006 at Bend, Oregon. The six-seat aircraft took off at 1508hrs flown by chief test pilot Graham Archer, who reported that the Kestrel performed flawlessly. After an initial flight-test programme at Bend, it will be flown to the company's UK base and then fly on to Abu Dhabi to undertake a two-week promotional tour. The aircraft, development of which was initially launched in October 1999, is to be manufactured by the Gulf Aircraft Partnership, a joint venture with Abu Dhabi-based Gulf Air Maintenance Company (GAMCO).
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Aeroplane Monthly 2000-01 / P.Cooper - A revival for the Factory? The Farnborough F.1 /Farnborough past & future/
The Farnborough F.1 business aircraft, seen in model form during the Farnborough-aircraft.com press launch on October 8, 1999.
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Aeroplane Monthly 2000-01 / P.Cooper - A revival for the Factory? The Farnborough F.1 /Farnborough past & future/
Richard Noble (holding the F.1 model) with his design team at the press launch.
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Aeroplane Monthly 2000-01 / P.Cooper - A revival for the Factory? The Farnborough F.1 /Farnborough past & future/
A scale model of the F.1 undergoing wind-tunnel tests at Cranfield in mid-1999.
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Aeroplane Monthly 2000-01 / P.Cooper - A revival for the Factory? The Farnborough F.1 /Farnborough past & future/
The F.1 fuselage mock-up in use for design and layout in September 1999.
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Aeroplane Monthly 2000-01 / P.Cooper - A revival for the Factory? The Farnborough F.1 /Farnborough past & future/
The nose section of the Farnborough F.1 being mocked-up during September 1999 in the Farnborough-aircraft.com workshop in X96 Building.
