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D-CAWI, 1983 Dornier 228-101, C/N: 7014
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D-CAWI, 1983 Dornier 228-101, c/n 7014, February 1990, Fuelstop at Rothera, Adelaide Island, Antarctica
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February 1990, Fuelstop at Rothera, Adelaide Island, Antarctica
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Photographer
Manfred Zimmer
Shot Date 1990-02-16
Airport EGAR
EGAR Airport
Upload Date 2019-03-14
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Software Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
Dimensions 2731 × 1783
Date Taken 2019-03-14 13:10:00
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D-CAWI @ EDNY - Dornier Do 228-101 (formerly 'POLAR 2' operated by the German polar research institute (Alfred Wegener Institut)) standing outside the Dornier-Museum to be sold in May 2010. Before it had been exhibited at the Dornier Museum for some months. - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
@ EDNY
D-CAWI @ EDNY - Dornier Do 228-101 (formerly 'POLAR 2' operated by the German polar research institute (Alfred Wegener Institut)) standing outside the Dornier-Museum to be sold in May 2010. Before it had been exhibited at the Dornier Museum for some months. - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
@ EDNY
D-CAWI @ EDNY - Dornier Do 228-101 (formerly 'POLAR 2' operated by the German polar research institute (Alfred Wegener Institut)) standing outside the Dornier-Museum to be sold in May 2010. Before it had been exhibited at the Dornier Museum for some months. - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
@ EDNY
D-CAWI - POLAR 2 D-CAWI viewed from below flying POLAR 4 D-CICE during flight from Puerto Williams SCGZ (Chile) to british antarctic station Rothera. The wheels of the landing gears are positioned on movable plates of the ski for landing on snow. - by Manfred Zimmer
Manfred Zimmer
D-CAWI @ EDNY - Dornier Do 228-101 (formerly 'POLAR 2' operated by the German polar research institute (Alfred Wegener Institut)) standing outside the Dornier-Museum to be sold in May 2010. Before it had been exhibited at the Dornier Museum for some months. - by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
@ EDNY
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