slide from Ralf Kokoschka. - This Piper Apache from 1959 was busy in Germany until 2014. It was registered as N909PH afterwards and found a new base in England, seen there in flying condition in 2023.

First flight at Renton October 14th 1987 as N5573K. January 22nd 1988 LN-NOS Norway Arilines, "City of Trondheim". Opf Britannia end of May 1988 until November 1988. opf UN December 1988 until March 1989. Seen here at Fornebu with AE titles, preparing for the opening of AE FBU-LGW from May 2nd 1989. April 1990 G-BRXJ rr Air Europe (opb Norway Airlines) until AE ceased operations March 8th 1991. April 26th 1991 LN-NOS Norway Airlines. March 1992 CS-TKC, april 1995 9H-ACT. November 1995 CS-TIO December 2000 PR-BRA, April 2003 CS-TLI, January 2004 PR-BRY. Later N238MO and PR-WJK, wfu Novemb 2012

On board, Girona FC. after playing a soccer match with UD Las Palmas in the Gran Canaria Stadium, in the Spanish 1st Division League Championship.

On display at the Royal Thai Air Force Museum. Five Widgeons were operated by the RTAF from 1951-56. This aircraft previously served with Long Island Airlines.

F-WWOM arriving into Aberdeen whilst en route to France following cold weather trials in Canada. The #H175CHASINGICE message can be seen on the tailboom.

not to be mixed up with L-4H Grasshopper G-AXHR, which uses the exact same markings.

One of nine Diamonds operated by Grupo Aéreo de Entrenamiento 21 at the time, part of the Colegio Militar de Aviación (COLMILAV) which is based at El Trompillo.