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Submitted 10 years ago

KMRY - " Go ahead, make my day's" private helicopter - departing after arriving for fuel. This is a 'Squirrel" I believe! Click full view.

2 of N26CE 487 at KMRY

Tom Vance

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cliff73110 years ago

I've heard these called an Écureuil (or Squirrel)... or more commonly an AStar in the U.S.A... but I've never heard Chipmunk. This one is an AS350 B1.

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