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ID: 1002977		Views: 858		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Aerospatiale SA365M Panther Aircraft Reg: F-ZVLO MSN / CN: 6005 Operator: Aerospatiale Picture Category: Attack Helicopter / Prototype		Location: Farnborough (FAB / EGLF) Country: UK - England Date: September 1986

						Photographer

						Paul McAllister Contact Paul McAllister

Large Picture				Comments: Displayed at Farnborough 1986, this menacing looking SA 365 is the prototype Panther variant.

ID: 1002976		Views: 684		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Aerospatiale AS332M1 Super Puma Aircraft Reg: F-WZJN MSN / CN: 2004 Operator: Aerospatiale Picture Category: Military Helicopter / Prototype		Location: Farnborough (FAB / EGLF) Country: UK - England Date: September 1986

						Photographer

						Paul McAllister Contact Paul McAllister

Large Picture				Comments: Pictured at Farnborough 1986 this was Aerospatiale`s demonstrator aircraft for the Super Puma. It has also been seen as F-WIPE and F-ZBFK with a number of upgrades.

ID: 1001284		Views: 1660		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Aerospatiale SA365Fi Dauphin II Aircraft Reg: F-WYMF Operator: Aerospatiale Picture Category: SAR Helicopter		Location: L.E. Eithne Country: At Sea Date: Unknown

						Photographer

						John Kealy Contact John Kealy

Large Picture				Comments: Pictures above is one of the Air Corps Dauphin II (naval variant) helicopters undergoing pre delivery sea trials with L.E. Eithne (P31).



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