Offshore Configured, PW PT6T-3B Engines, one owner since new, impeccable
maintenance and records, excellent component times remaining, US
registered. Immediately available.
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1995 Bell 212 Twin Two-Twelve
Aircraft Listing Type
For Sale
Highlights
Seller location
Pampa, Texas, United States
Aircraft location
Pampa, Texas, United States
Avionics
Flight rules
Instrument Flight Rules
Navigation equipment
FM Wulfsberg RT138F
(2) Vertical Gyro VG-14H
(2) Directional Gyro C14A
Transponder KPX-756
Encoding Altimeter
(2) Radio Altimeter Honeywell RT-300
Radar King RT1401B
GPS Trimble Approach-Plus TNL-2101
DME KDM706
DF
(2) VHF KTR 908
ADF KDF 806
NAV KNR 634
DME KDM706
Flight Data Recorder
Underwater Sonar Beacon DK100
PA/SIREN AM 400
Baker Passenger Briefing
Floatable Emergency Locator Beacon
Additional equipment
Rotor Brake
Dual Controls
Co-Pilot Instruments
Cargo Hook Provisions
Internal Hoist Provisions
Emergency Pop-Out Floatation System
Engine Exhaust Deflector
Aft Cabin ICS
Schwayder Skid Shoes
Life Rafts:
Ground Handling Wheels
Fwd X-Tube Aeronautical Accessories
Aft X-Tube Aeronautical Accessories
Blade Tie-Downs
Engine Inlet/Pitot Tube Covers
Aft Cabin Speaker
Interior & Exterior
Number of seats
8
Interior Score
5
Paint Score
5
Price Change history
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September 17, 2011, Chicago, Ill., Airbus Industrie A320-211
An Airbus Industrie A320-211 operated by Air Canada and piloted by an airline transport pilot sustained minor damage at about 1045 Central time when the co-pilot’s window cracked during cruise at FL340.
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September 17, 2011, Chicago, Ill., Airbus Industrie A320-211
An Airbus Industrie A320-211 operated by Air Canada and piloted by an airline transport pilot sustained minor damage at about 1045 Central time when the co-pilot’s window cracked during cruise at FL340.
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January 25, Anchorage, Alaska / Airbus A340
At 02:43 Alaska time, an Airbus Industrie A-340-300 operated by China Airlines took off from taxiway Kilo instead of runway 32 at Anchorage International Airport. The takeoff was without incident. The airplane was taxiing from the gate, southbound on taxiway Romeo and made a right turn onto Kilo. The airplane was cleared to take off on runway 32, but instead of taxiing on Kilo to the runway, the airplane accelerated down the 6,800-foot taxiway and took off. After departure, landing gear tire impressions were found in a snow berm at the end of the taxiway....
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