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Yongai in PNG to Fane in an old Fairchild

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The Fairchild F24W was built between 1932 and 1946 and was known for its sturdy design and reliability. With its 165 hp engine it would cruise at 110 knots and offered a service ceiling of 12,700 ft

 

In Yongai we are still parked next to the chicken whisperer and wait for our two passengers

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The two hunters want to go back to their families in Fane

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We are all set to go

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As customary, the whole village came to say good-bye

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The runway was pretty bumpy, but we made it in one piece

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No PTA here, I just played a bit with colors

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We pass by Woitape

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Getting close to Fane

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She and her kids are glad to see husband and father again

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Any attempt to stretch fuel is guaranteed to increase headwinds

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Nice mix with real world photos! :cool:


Mark Robinson

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Author of FLIGHT: A near-future short story (ebook available on amazon)

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Outstanding images of traditional and modern culture in Papua New Guinea...an area of major military conflict in WW2.....love those!

 

HLJAMES

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