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N779XP in her hangar at Everett, Washington.
Photo: William Tyrie © 23 September 2011
N779XP almost ready for her new owner.
Photo: William Jesse © 20 December 2007
Photo: William Jesse © 03 December 2007
C-FLOR under the care of expert Victoria Aircraft Maintenance craftsmen. She will soon be a U. S. Air Force L-20A in classic day-glo orange and gray markings. Note the return to a "porthole" and "skylights".
Photos: Neil Aird © 04 June 2007
C-FLOR safely in Halifax with Atlantic Aircraft Salvage.
Photos: Mark Blok © 20 November 2006
G-DHCB ventured across the loch.
Photo: Courtesy of Mark Blok © 2007
G-DHCB gets "containered" and will be Canada bound.
Photo: Courtesy of Mark Blok © 2007
G-DHCB seen from a distance.
Photo: John Calderwood © 28 September 2006
G-DHCB on display at Calshot.
Photos: Unknown photographer © 15 May 1993 - Aird Archives
XP779 sporting day-glo at Detmold, Germany.
Photo: Günter Grondstein © September 1971
XP779 at Tawau, Borneo, about to leave on a mission.
Photo: Barrie Davies © 1964
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XP779  G-BTDL G-DHCB C-FLOR

N779XP*

• Delivered 12-Dec-1960
XP779 Army Air Corps • f/f 07-Apr-1961  
G-BTDL  regd 21-Jan-1991
 • G-DHCB regd 20-Jun-1991.• Noted British Airways base 13-Apr-1991 & 03-Jul-1991
• Kenmore conversion
• Seaflite Ltd., St. Albans, UK • Based Calshot, Hampshire
• Was once based at Lee-on-Solent • Lochearnhead until recently

• Returned to Canada Oct-2006

C-FLOR Atlantic Aircraft Salvage Ltd., Enfield, NS • Regd 08-Nov-2006

• Restored as "52-6132" L-20A in USAF markings by Victoria Air Maintenance

N779XP John T. Sessions Historic Aircraft Foundation, Seattle WA

• Regd 10-Mar-2008

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