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Thank you. Now I don't recommend flying this one when wearing a kilt.........
 

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Either the Cox-Klemin CK.18 or the Nungesser NUA-1? If so, then it was bought by Richmond who renamed it the Sea Hawk with a pusher engine?
 

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:icon29: to Moses03

It seems that this thing had at least three names. I have it as Stelling Amphibian built by the Cox-Klemin Aircraft Corp. in the 1920s.
 
Rgr on the confused lineage.


This photo was taken in a very out of the way place for this particular aircraft. Bonus ale if you can figure that out. (Supposedly the water tower was a known landmark at this airport).

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Rgr on the confused lineage.


This photo was taken in a very out of the way place for this particular aircraft. Bonus ale if you can figure that out. (Supposedly the water tower was a known landmark at this airport).

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SAIDE's (Service Aériens Internationaux d'Egypte)Savoia Marchetti 95C and the airport might be Cairo...
Cheers
BG
 
It is the beautiful SM.95 so PH gets the :icon29: and the right to post the next mystery.


BG- You are correct on the airline but the place is not Cairo. The airport is not in Africa and quite far away from Italy as well. Any more guesses? :adoration:
 
Have done a wee search and came up with Darwin ?
I'm very interested in a SAIDE's Aircraft ending up in Darwin , was that a charter flight or is there a story behind it? Would appreciate any link informing on the above fact...Can you help?
Cheers
BG
 
Thank you, Kevin. And I apologise for my tardiness in responding. Here's something which I don't believe has put in an appearance here hitherto.

 
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