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Dundee, 7
 
G-NESW Pa34

Owned by a company in Elgin, this Piper Seneca is a regular visitor to Dundee. An inspection panel on the tail and the fairing over the tailplane actuator linkage have been removed.

G-NESW Pa34, 2Jun05

N30AD Ce525

A Cessna Citation executive jet.

N30AD Ce525, 2Jun05

N1276Y Ce208

The side entrance door and the First Officer's door if open. Hard to get a sense of the scale of this aircraft, until you see that it needs a ladder to get into the cockpit.

N1276Y Ce208, 3Jun05

OO-FYG Ce550

It never fails to surprise me how many biz-jets use Dundee, this one is registered in Belgium.

OO-FYG Ce550, 3Jun05

G-BNOF Pa28

The new Tayside Aviation livery.

G-BNOF Pa28, 3Jun05

F-GEBO Beech A36 Bonanza

French registered Beechcraft, apparently the owner was in Dundee for a conference.

F-GEBO Beech A36 Bonanza, 10Jun05

G-BVHD Grob 115

Not that long at Dundee before it crashed. The aircraft swung off the runway and collided with the fence along the Tay, 6Jun05. It is thought that this aircraft is a write off.

G-BVHD Grob 115, 10Jun05

ZF347 Tucano

Canopies open to stop the aircraft baking in the sunshine.

ZF347 Tucano, 10Jun05

G-BVHG Grob 115

The new kid on the block. Delivered on the same day that Delta crashed.

Still showing traces of its past naval life with FLY NAVY on the top od the tail and HERON on the undercarriage spat.

G-BVHG Grob 115, 11Jun05

D-CAVE Lear Jet 35

German Air Rescue, with a med-evac flight into Dundee.

D-CAVE Lear Jet 35, 23Jun05