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Air NZ may struggle to sell its Beech fleet

Postby HamiltonWest » Sat Feb 06, 2016 3:51 pm

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Re: Air NZ may struggle to sell its Beech fleet

Postby Lindstrim » Sat Feb 06, 2016 4:51 pm

Of the early ones to be offered for sale they have all been sold.

One (EAQ) is in Guyana http://transguyana.net/

And the others EAA, EAL, EAK, EAI(?), have been sold, to a dealer in South Africa.

The rest should be snapped up as they are probably the best maintained 1900's in the world.
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Re: Air NZ may struggle to sell its Beech fleet

Postby HamiltonWest » Sat Feb 06, 2016 5:52 pm

Lindstrim wrote:Of the early ones to be offered for sale they have all been sold.

One (EAQ) is in Guyana http://transguyana.net/

And the others EAA, EAL, EAK, EAI(?), have been sold, to a dealer in South Africa.

The rest should be snapped up as they are probably the best maintained 1900's in the world.


Ancient article that resurfaced on facebook the newspaper was obviously way wrong with their assumption.
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Re: Air NZ may struggle to sell its Beech fleet

Postby Lindstrim » Sat Feb 06, 2016 7:24 pm

HamiltonWest wrote:Ancient article that resurfaced on facebook the newspaper was obviously way wrong with their assumption.


Yea some random guy who opened his mouth too soon after the announcement.

Tho the fleet of white tail's in HLZ is growing and will grow on Tuesday even more :sad:
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