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Event |
1964 |
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Constructed as a CL-44D4 by Canadair. |
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To unknown owner with c/r C-FPZZ-X. |
1964 |
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To Flying Tiger Line with new c/r N1001T. |
1971 |
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To Transmeridian Air Cargo/British Cargo Airlines with new c/r G-AZKJ. |
7 August 1980 |
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To Redcoat Air Cargo with new c/r G-BRED (CANADAIR CL.44 D.4, 37). |
6 September 1981 |
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Photographer: Lewis Grant
Notes: G-BRED Canadair CL-44D-4 Redcoat Air Cargo - Redcoat was a small British cargo airline, initially using Britannias followed by this CL-44. |
March 1982 |
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Photographer: Reinhard Zinab
Notes: 1982 photo at Luton when operated by Redcoat Air Cargo |
14 November 1983 |
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Civil registration, G-BRED, cancelled. |
1983 |
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To Blue Bell Aviation with new c/r N106BB. |
1988 |
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To Wrangler Aviation keeping c/r N106BB. |
1990 |
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To Tradewinds International Air Cargo keeping c/r N106BB. |
15 November 1992 |
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Photographer: Peter M. Garwood |
5 August 1997 |
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To A. A. O. C Ltd keeping c/r N106BB. |
September 1997 |
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To Trans LLoyd Cargo with new c/r EL-AMC. |
October 1997 |
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To Professional Aviation with new c/r 7Q-YMS. |
1997 |
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Photographer: Reinhard Zinab
Notes: 1997 photo at Lanseria Airport, South Africa |
5 August 1997 |
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Civil registration, N106BB, cancelled.
Sale reported to a new owner in Miami, FL. |
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To unknown owner with c/r TN-AFC. |
By 14 April 2000 |
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To Africargo Airlines with new c/r TN-235 (Canadair CL-44D4-2, 37).
Operated for Air Force of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. |
14 April 2000 |
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Written off.
Summary: The airframe was written off. The event occurred at Kinshasa-NDjili Airport (FIH) (Congo (Democratic Republic)) while standing. Narrative: A major fire erupted in a warehouse on the Kinshasa Airport and spread to a cargo of ammunition, causing several explosions. Some 109 people on the ground are said to have been killed. Several aircraft were damaged or destroyed in the fire. They included a Congo Army Caravelle (9Q-CZZ), a Government of Congo Boeing 707 (9Q-CGC), two Canadair CL-44 planes (3C-ZPO and TN-235) and an Antonov 28 (9Q-CZL)...
For a complete description of the event read the Aviation Safety Network Report. |
2007 |
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Taken on Strength/Charge with the Force Aerienne Congolaise with s/n TN-235.
New registration never painted. |
2007 |
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Damaged.
Damaged beyond repair on landing at Brazzaville. |
30 January 2014 |
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Photographer: Reinhard Zinab
Notes: G-AZKJ - Candair CL-44D4-2 - Transmeridian Air Cargco (TAC) withadditional Tropical Airlines - titlesat London-Stansted Airport (STN) in 1979 |
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