84-0125

Aircraft:
Gates Learjet C-21A
Reg: 84-0125 full info | 84-0125 photos
Serial #:
35A-571
Airline: United States - US Air Force (USAF)
Photo Date: Jul 18, 2009
Uploaded: Sep 02, 2009
Hartford/Springfield Bradley Airport - KBDL, USA - Connecticut

Notes:

103 Airlift Wing C-21 Sitting on the ANG ramp at Bradley during the 2009 Space and Aviation Day, a benefit for Paul Newman's Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. The turnout was meager, but at least we could see the CTANG's "new" aircraft. They are scheduled to transition to the C-27J in the next few years. Thanks to the CT Air National Guard for making this shot possible.

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Jul 18, 2009

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103 Airlift Wing C-21 Sitting on the ANG ramp at Bradley during the 2009 Space and Aviation Day, a benefit for Paul Newman's Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. The turnout was meager, but at least we could see the CTANG's "new" aircraft. They are scheduled to transition to the C-27J in the next few years. Thanks to the CT Air National Guard for making this shot possible.