Aeroplane Monthly 1984-06
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P.Jarrett - Grapevine
The FAA Museum’s newly acquired Camel reproduction following its repaint to represent B6401.
One of other exhibits threatened by the North East Aircraft Museum's short-notice eviction from Sunderland Airport is Westland Dragonfly HR. Mk 5 WG724
One of other exhibits threatened by the North East Aircraft Museum's short-notice eviction from Sunderland Airport is Bristol Sycamore XG518 seen shortly after its arrival in March 1983.
The fuselage of Supermarine Swift F.4 WK198 has already been reclaimed from the North East Aircraft Museum by its owner.
Caught diverting through RAF Lossiemouth with an oxygen problem on April 19, 1984 was Saab 32A Lansen N4767R, previously 32120 of the Swedish Air Force. It had arrived from Sweden via Stornoway. The Lansen, which last flew with the SAF flight test centre at Linkoping, was being ferried to Chino, Los Angeles, to join David Tallichet’s collection of military aircraft.