Government of Tanzania Fokker F50 5H-TGF by Werner Verbogt, on Flickr
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Government of Tanzania Fokker F50 5H-TGF by Werner Verbogt, on Flickr
It's still owned by the government of Tanzania, but was leased by Air Tanzania two years ago due to payment issues.r.e.hendriks wrote: ↑07 Jul 2021, 18:43 Your photo title says "Government of Tanzania", which was the case two years ago.
Now it belongs to Air Tanzania, so 100% civil.
always this annoying discussion CIV vs MILr.e.hendriks wrote: ↑07 Jul 2021, 19:26 OK... for me it doesn't work that way....
When the Austrian Air Force leased Swiss F-5s (wearing Austrian mks.) I noted them as Austrian AF, not as Swiss AF.
But I don't blame you, I can imagine it is a rare bird for the civvie guys.
Why is that annoying? Can be very entertaining, especially when driving long distances during spotter tripsalways this annoying discussion CIV vs MIL
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