Warsaw, Frederic Chopin airport, Mil and civ (April 14th)

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Warsaw, Frederic Chopin airport, Mil and civ (April 14th)

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While on a transfer at Warsaw, I had the opportunity to catch somme interesting planes.
Also very nice there is the fact that the military part is located next to the civilian site, with direct vieuw from the passengers terminal.

So I noticed :

- One Polish gov Emraer (170 ?) (which sadly replaced the Tu-134, including the one which crashed in Russia, 5 years ago),
- Four Sokol W-3 in VIP (white and red colors), two of them flying (nr. 0504, 1015, 1018 and ??),
- Three Mil Mi-8, in VIP configuration, one green (nr. 633) and two in white and red (nr. 631 and 634),

Passing by :

- one Polish AF C-295N (nr. 026),
- one Czeck Let 410 (nr. 2601),
- one French AF C-160 (nr. 61-ZH)

And a few interesting civilan ones.

Sorry for some not so good pictures (all of them made through airport terminal's windows...).
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Re: Warsaw, Frederic Chopin airport, Mil and civ (April 14th

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Re: Warsaw, Frederic Chopin airport, Mil and civ (April 14th

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FredL wrote:While on a transfer at Warsaw, I had the opportunity to catch somme interesting planes.
Also very nice there is the fact that the military part is located next to the civilian site, with direct vieuw from the passengers terminal.

So I noticed :

- One Polish gov Emraer (170 ?) (which sadly replaced the Tu-134, including the one which crashed in Russia, 5 years ago),
- Four Sokol W-3 in VIP (white and red colors), two of them flying (nr. 0504, 1015, 1018 and ??),
- Three Mil Mi-8, in VIP configuration, one green (nr. 633) and two in white and red (nr. 631 and 634),

Passing by :

- one Polish AF C-295N (nr. 026),
- one Czeck Let 410 (nr. 2601),
- one French AF C-160 (nr. 61-ZH)

And a few interesting civilan ones.

Sorry for some not so good pictures (all of them made through airport terminal's windows...).
Nice pictures though. B.t.w. the crash in Russia was a Tu-154, not a 134

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Re: Warsaw, Frederic Chopin airport, Mil and civ (April 14th

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Today 8 May I saw:
2 Embraer
7 W-3 red/white (1016 1018 1017+ 4 hangared)
1 W-3 green (0701 rotors running)
1 Mi-17 green
2 Mi-17 red/white
1 M-28 camo
1 Casa 295 015

A pity the terminal windows weren't cleaned this morning...

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