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Hi all. during last edition of the Aviation Nation airshow at Nellis AFB, multiple parked Growlers and Hawkeyes were visible from across the runway. Since I was not able to get full reading of all serials, does anyone happen to have more details on these? What I saw: - EA-18G, ...... / ..-504 - EA-1...

Awesome!
Thanks a lot for the info!

Hi all,

during the latest edition of the Reno Air races, there was an F/A-18E on static display, coded "NJ-206", wearing VFA-122 markings.
Did anyone somehow capture its BuNo?

Thank you very much in advance!

According to this site, aircraft involved was serial 40.
https://aviation24.pl/component/k2/item ... MDkqdJwmuU

eriktex wrote:I really wonder why India sends out MiG-21's when they have dozens of supermodern Flankers in their inventory?!

Indeed.
I guess these Bisons were closest to the hot spot.

Still there.
Has not moved an inch... yet.

Great catch!
Indeed, not easy conditions to capture all of them.
I was facing the same problem.
But good result overall!

SWAT 11 wrote:

NL.Aviation wrote:The 737-3 doesn’t has a registration anymore

But do you knows the ex registration?

If I am not mistaken, this is ex LN-KKN.

Tony wrote:Is the Thai Air Force Boeing visible from outside the fence?

No, unfortunately not anymore.

That was the 86-0158

That was the 15-10

Next question: what was the cause of the emergency?

Probably referring to the Sundair OE-IEB as the A319 behind the Nordwind in the 'engine bay'.

By the way, it's a Nordwind A321 (G-ZBAK) in the 'engine bay'.
Not a 737 as stated above.

Richard de Florennes wrote:
Any registrations?

According to EWAS forum: E128 + E166

T7 wrote:Seen this afternoon was Air Berlin A321 VP-BIH. Stickered registration, ex OE-IGE/OE-LCH.

This is ex OE-LCH

Looks like 89-2039 went out for groceries