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Submitted 3 years ago

Paris Air legend 17.09.2018

29 of F-AZVM 15 at LFPM

serge LOTH

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Alan Brown3 years ago

The aircraft appear to be a C-119 (Flying Boxcar) and a C-47 (DC-3). Great photo!

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hal pushpak3 years ago

Nord Noratlas and DC-3 (Perhaps not a C-47 due to small pass. door?)

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ken kemper3 years ago

Great Photo Serge......

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James Driskell3 years ago

The DC-3 I can understand, but the Nord Noratlas reminds me of a bumble bee.

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Andre Blanchard3 years ago

Fantastic photo Serge!

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skylab723 years ago

Lurking somewhere in the heart of every AeroEngineer, there lies a twin-boom design.

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serge LOTHPhoto Uploader3 years ago

Im late sorry Thank you André and Ken , it's actually a N2501 Nord Atlas only one flying in the world. She had been restaured but engineers and pilots in Aix en Provence. You can see it somtimes in airshows..

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