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They have 5 or 6 S-61s in pristine condition in the hangars, but the hangars were off for photography.
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, scrapped ? At the end it was worth it. Thankfully they were waiting for us. At Reading airport you need to have escort, as the birds on display are on the active ramp. There were 3 Danish S-61s in one of the hangars.Zim-pix wrote:Is the old Danish S-61 also at this location??
Thanks for the info. Do you know the serials of the 3 S-61??There were 3 Danish S-61s in one of the hangars.
These are interesting... 62-12576 is mostly quoted as being 61.161, a CH-3B. The one that used to be preserved in Allentown. The FAA registry indeed gives N352DH as being 61.161 as well, but as a SH-3H.VH3D wrote: Main hangar:
N352DH S-61 DoS blue/white colours (c/n 61161)
On the field:
62-12576 CH-3B, serial noted in two places on the frame
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