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AAC Gazelle replacement
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AAC Gazelle replacement
Not seen this one before
https://www.flightglobal.com/helicopter ... 73.article
Another type that's been around for decades will be gone soon.
Replacing the 17+7 Gazelles by only 5 H135!?
https://www.flightglobal.com/helicopter ... 73.article
Another type that's been around for decades will be gone soon.
Replacing the 17+7 Gazelles by only 5 H135!?
Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
I think the article is meaning that the original order for 8 is now supplemented by a further 5, so 13 in all. Not quite such a dramatic reduction.Canberra TT.18 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:02 amNot seen this one before
https://www.flightglobal.com/helicopter ... 73.article
Another type that's been around for decades will be gone soon.
Replacing the 17+7 Gazelles by only 5 H135!?
Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
Possibly the reduced number is as a result to us pulling out of the Canadian training area (BATUS)!Canberra TT.18 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:02 amNot seen this one before
https://www.flightglobal.com/helicopter ... 73.article
Another type that's been around for decades will be gone soon.
Replacing the 17+7 Gazelles by only 5 H135!?
Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
Just five H135s to service the Northern Ireland mission.Snoop 95 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 8:38 amI think the article is meaning that the original order for 8 is now supplemented by a further 5, so 13 in all. Not quite such a dramatic reduction.Canberra TT.18 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:02 amNot seen this one before
https://www.flightglobal.com/helicopter ... 73.article
Another type that's been around for decades will be gone soon.
Replacing the 17+7 Gazelles by only 5 H135!?
You want the Aladeen news, or the Aladeen news?
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Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
Will these be service owned and operated, or leased as the ones at Shawbury (?) are?
Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
My understanding is they will be owned and operated by MoD, presumably by AAC.Vulture 01 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 1:26 pmWill these be service owned and operated, or leased as the ones at Shawbury (?) are?
You want the Aladeen news, or the Aladeen news?
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https://twitter.com/DefenceHQPress/stat ... 6056681479IMarsh wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 8:39 amPossibly the reduced number is as a result to us pulling out of the Canadian training area (BATUS)!Canberra TT.18 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:02 amNot seen this one before
https://www.flightglobal.com/helicopter ... 73.article
Another type that's been around for decades will be gone soon.
Replacing the 17+7 Gazelles by only 5 H135!?
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Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
At Donauworth Germany recently at least 3 Junos have been noticed in production phases. Oddly they are in the black yellow colour scheme.
Will the DHFS get additional aircraft or are these the aircraft for the AAC in a 'civil like' scheme?
Anyone?
Will the DHFS get additional aircraft or are these the aircraft for the AAC in a 'civil like' scheme?
Anyone?
Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
Are they Junos? I wonder if NPAS are replacing some of their oldest EC135s.
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Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
After I wrote my question. I thought the same.
I the police helicopter are indeed a same sort of colour scheme.
I asked at Scramble as well because there is where was mentioned they where Junios.
First is registered G-CMIR for Airbus UK.
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Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
Junos have cable cutters and different antenna configuration than NPAS fleet. All at Donauwörth seem to be Junos.
Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
G-CMIR is already with Airbus UK at Oxford.
Regards
Mark
Regards
Mark
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Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
What is status of the Junos?
I believe all 5 are in the UK.
I believe all 5 are in the UK.
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Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
G-CMIR Current reg. date: 27-Apr-2022 c/no:2175
G-CMIS Current reg. date: 23-Nov-2022 c/no 2179
G-CMIT Current reg. date: 05-Jul-2022 c/no 2181
G-CMIU Current reg. date: 02-Aug-2022 c/no 2184
G-CMIV Current reg. date: 13-Sep-2022 c/no 2188
All taken from https://www.caa.co.uk/aircraft-register ... ch-g-info/#
G-CMIS Current reg. date: 23-Nov-2022 c/no 2179
G-CMIT Current reg. date: 05-Jul-2022 c/no 2181
G-CMIU Current reg. date: 02-Aug-2022 c/no 2184
G-CMIV Current reg. date: 13-Sep-2022 c/no 2188
All taken from https://www.caa.co.uk/aircraft-register ... ch-g-info/#
Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
G-CMIT flew to Shawury today as SYS 635
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R, T and V are all in DHFS-style black and yellow. I've not seen any photos of S and U as yet.
Not sure these are the AAC order..!
Not sure these are the AAC order..!
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Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
https://www.flightglobal.com/helicopter ... 41.article
The 5 H135 placed in storage.
There is no need for them any more...
The 5 H135 placed in storage.
There is no need for them any more...
Re: AAC Gazelle replacement
MoD procurement ! you really could not make it up & its our money !
everything is long & drawn out and end up costing twice as much a the estimate
will they ever learn
everything is long & drawn out and end up costing twice as much a the estimate
will they ever learn
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