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Grass73
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Air Annobon

Post by Grass73 » Sun Mar 02, 2014 6:58 pm

The latest RJ-85 to leave the Cityjet fleet, EI-RJS is scheduled to be delivered to Air Annobon of Equatorial Guinee, where it will take up the registration 3C-MAA. The aircraft was painted in Shannon and then positioned up to Dublin and Thursday.

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Air Annobon by nxgphotos, on Flickr

Hope it is of interest to people.

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Re: Air Annobon

Post by andygolfer » Sun Mar 02, 2014 8:43 pm

nice photo, looks very smart, Thanks for posting
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Re: Air Annobon

Post by DaveSheffield » Tue Mar 04, 2014 1:55 am

This is one hell of a catch. I didn't even realise Equatorial Guinea had a registration, let alone an airline!

Shame about the steps but a good photo all the same
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Re: Air Annobon

Post by Grass73 » Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:27 pm

DaveSheffield wrote:This is one hell of a catch. I didn't even realise Equatorial Guinea had a registration, let alone an airline!

Shame about the steps but a good photo all the same
Cheers Andy and Dave,

I missed her when she positioned up from Shannon so was lucky to catch her on the ramp. Given the subject matter, I can just about live with those steps...

Not wishing to gloat but this is my second Equatorial Guinee aircraft - got the government An-32 in Sharjah back in 2000, it was on maintenance so lots of ground clutter around her too.
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3C-5GE, Antonov An-32 by nxgphotos, on Flickr

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