The 2004 Helidays Spectacular held on Beach Lawns at Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, UK, in July 2004. Thanks to HeliTorque.com for above photo. |
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One of the visiting aircrew tried out the cockpit of the Agusta- Bell Sioux AH.1, XT131, from the AAC Historic Flight, which is based at Middle Wallop. | MBB Bö105P, 87+81, of the German Army Air Corps is based at Celle. It is assigned to HFUS 14. The squadron was due to be disbanded before year end. | Familiar to many visitors and volunteers at The Helicopter Museum is Brantly B.2B, G-OAPR, owned and flown by the founder of the Museum, Elfan ap Rees. |
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Westland Scout AH.1, G-ONEB, has been a regular visitor to Helidays for several years. | Enstrom 280C Shark, G-MHCF, approaches The Museum pad, en route to Beach Lawns. | Robinson R-44 Raven, G-CBYY, c/n 1250, built in 2002, is based in Newtownards, N.Ireland. |
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Robinson R-44 Astro, G-KPAO, c/n 0382, was built in 1997 and registered as G-SSS until 1998. It is based at Bristol Airport. | Agusta Bell 206B Jet Ranger II, G-BYSE, c/n 8553, was built in 1978 and initially registered as G-BFND. | Robinson R-44 Raven, G-EKKO, c/n 0821, is owned by Heli Air Ltd. and flew from Wellesbourne on the Friday morning. |
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Belgian Army A109BA, H25, from 17 Squadron based at Bierset, can be configured for the anti- tank or the medevac role. Photo is © Steve Sullivan. |
Attending its third Helidays was Eurocopter EC135T1, G-WCAO, from the Avon & Somerset and the Gloucestershire Police. Photo is © Steve Sullivan. |
Bell 206B Jet Ranger 3, G-BXLI, c/n 4041, from Gloucestershire. It was built in 1989 and initially registered as G-JODY. Thanks to Rod Holloway for the photo. |