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25-08-04, 23:21

Hanno Spoelstra Hanno Spoelstra is offline

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Re: Re: Low-flying Catalina

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Originally posted by FV623
But, not as low as the one we had upside down beneath Southampton Water. Thankfully the cause was established and it will save people and PBYs.

Ah yes, I remember that it was in the news for quite a long time. Can't recall the outcome of the investigation, though. Since they are still allowed to fly, the cause should not have been too problematic for other Cats to retain their airworthyness certification?

H.

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