Monday, 29 January 2024

{coyotes} Veteran F Kassian signs with HC Sparta Praha


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Zack Kassian is continuing his playing career overseas. 

Kassian, who announced his retirement from the NHL in October, signed with HC Sparta Praha in the Czech Republic on Sunday. 

Kassian spent last season with the Arizona Coyotes, posting two goals in 50 penalty minutes in 50 games. His contract was bought out by the Coyotes after the season.

The 33-year-old winger attended Anaheim Ducks camp on a professional tryout basis prior to this season, but was not offered a contract.

A native of Windsor, Ont., Kassian was originally taken with the 13th overall selection of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft out of the Ontario Hockey League's Peterborough Petes.

He would go on to appear in 661 games for the Buffalo SabresVancouver CanucksEdmonton Oilers and Coyotes. He has 92 goals and 111 assists over that time and his 913 career penalty minutes are ninth-most since he made his NHL debut in 2011.

Internationally, Kassian represented Canada at a number of youth levels and was a member of the team that won a silver medal at the 2011 World Junior Hockey Championships in Buffalo

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Saturday, 27 January 2024

{coyotes} Orlov, Fast score in final minute to lead Hurricanes to 3-1 win over Coyotes


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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Dmitry Orlov and Jesper Fast scored 13 seconds apart in the final minute of the third period, and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Arizona Coyotes 3-1 on Saturday night.

Martin Necas also scored for the Hurricanes, who have won four of their last five games and remained two points behind the New York Rangers for first place in the Metropolitan Division. Seth Jarvis had two assists and Antti Raanta made 11 saves.

"It's important to get this win before the bye week," Orlov said. "Every point matters, especially in our division where everybody is so tight."

Logan Cooley scored for Coyotes, and Connor Ingram had 38 saves. Arizona lost its third straight.

The Coyotes only managed three shots on goal in the second period, and then did not get one in the third until the final minute. It was the fifth time in the past 10 games the Hurricanes allowed fewer than 20 shots.

"We always talk about staying on the hammer and to keep it going," defenseman Jaccob Slavin said. "It might take until the last minute for it to break but it finally did."

Despite Carolina's big advantage in shots, the score was tied at 1-1 until Orlov was able to beat Ingram on a feed from Jack Drury with 35.9 seconds left for his third goal of the season.

"You have to be patient and keep doing what you need to do and not get frustrated," Orlov said.

Fast followed that up seconds later with his fifth.

The Coyotes took a 1-0 lead with a fortunate sequence with 5:39 left in the first period. The Hurricanes got caught in a line change and Dylan Guenther led a rush into the zone. Raanta stopped Guenther's odd-angled shot from the circle but the rebound bounced into the goal off Cooley's left knee.

"The first period wasn't bad, wasn't great, but after that we just got to our game," Carolina coach Rod Brind'Amour said. "We were real patient and that was key not to get frustrated."

The Hurricanes tied it at 7:57 of the second period. Carolina had a 4-on-3 power play after a holding penalty on Nick Bjugstad. Necas converted a one-timer from the left circle, on a feed from Jarvis for his 13th of the season and fourth in the last five games.

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Coyotes: Host Vegas on Feb. 8.

Hurricanes: Host Vancouver on Feb. 6.

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Friday, 26 January 2024

{coyotes} Kesselring fined maximum for actions in Coyotes game


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NEW YORK – Arizona Coyotes defenseman Michael Kesselring has been fined $2,408.85, the maximum allowable under the Collective Bargaining Agreement, for cross-checking Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Maxwell Crozier during NHL Game No. 750 in Tampa on Thursday, Jan. 25, the National Hockey League's Department of Player Safety announced today.

The incident occurred at 11:48 of the third period. Kesselring was assessed a pair of minor penalties for cross-checking as well as a 10-minute misconduct.

The money goes to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund.

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Thursday, 25 January 2024

{coyotes} Kucherov takes NHL lead in points with a goal, 2 assists in Lightning's 6-3 win over Coyotes


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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Nikita Kucherov had a goal and two assists to take the NHL lead in points and Steven Stamkos recorded his 1,100th career point as the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Arizona Coyotes 6-3 on Thursday night.

Brayden Point had a goal and an assist, Mitchell Chaffee scored his first career NHL goal and Darren Raddysh and Luke Glendening added scores for Tampa Bay, which won its fifth straight home game. Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 17 shots.

Clayton Keller had a goal and an assist and defenseman Sean Durzi scored his eighth goal of the season for Arizona. Connor Ingram, who had allowed one goal in his previous two career games against Tampa Bay, allowed six goals on 37 shots.

Tampa Bay has won seven of its last eight games, while Arizona has four wins in its last 12 games.

"We're just more sound in our own end,'' Lightning head coach Jon Cooper said. "There's just a lot of excitement in the room. I think guys are feeling good about themselves. There's a lot of belief in the team.''

Kucherov, coming off a four-point game in a victory over Philadelphia on Tuesday, increased his season point total to 83 and moved ahead of Colorado's Nate MacKinnon (82). Kucherov also reached 50 assists in fewer than 50 games for the third time in his career, one of only nine players to accomplish the feat.

Stamkos recorded his milestone point with an assist on Kucherov's goal and added a power play goal at 12:02 of the second period. The goal was the 206th career power-play score for Stamkos, who ranks fifth with the most power-play goals with one franchise.

"I've been very fortunate to play with some amazing players in my career,'' said Stamkos, the 66th player all-time and sixth active player to have 1,100 points. "I always say it's pretty cool to have done it all with one team.''

Raddysh scored 24 seconds into the game, the second-fastest goal by a defenseman to start a game in franchise history. Defenseman have scored 12 goals in the last 12 games for the Lightning.

Keller tied the game at 8:40 of the first before Point put the Lightning in front for good with 33.6 seconds left in the period.

"When we mismanage our game, we pay dearly for it,'' Arizona head coach Andre Tourigny said. "I love the effort. I love our start, but unfortunately the game went away in the second period and from there it was tough."

Kucherov scored his 32nd of the season at 7:36. Chaffee, in his fifth career NHL game, made it 5-1 at 15:18 of the second and added his first career assist on Luke Glendeing's goal at 7:32 of the second period.

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Lightning: Host New Jersey on Saturday.

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Wednesday, 24 January 2024

{coyotes} Matthew Tkachuk scores two goals and the Panthers defeat the Coyotes 6-2


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SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) Matthew Tkachuk scored twice and the Florida Panthers defeated the Arizona Coyotes 6-2 on Wednesday night, in a game with two fights in the first seven seconds.

Sam Reinhart, Sam Bennett, Anton Lundell and Jonah Gadjovich also scored for the Panthers while Sergei Bobrovsky made 31 saves.

"It was awesome," Tkachuk said of his team's performance. "Tons of energy from our team before the game even started. Not too thrilled with the way it ended over there in Arizona. I thought we brought it tonight and we brought it from the start. It's good to see everybody pitch in and just have a really good group effort."

Dylan Guenther and Logan Cooley scored for the Coyotes while Karel Vejmelka made 37 saves.

"We were all not connected, not urgent enough, our execution was not there, our passing was not there, our shooting was not there," Arizona coach Andre Tourigny said. "It's an off night. It's one of those nights."

The game kicked off with two fights in the first seven seconds, first between Ryan Lomberg and Jack McBain, then Gadjovich and Liam O'Brien.

Players from both sides met at center ice during pre-game warm-ups prior to the game, with the Panthers contingent unhappy after Arizona forward Jason Zucker left Florida forward Nick Cousins with a concussion after hitting him from behind in the last meeting between these two teams on Jan. 2.

Zucker was in the pre-game meet-up but was not involved in the brawl following puck drop.

"We said a lot of words," Gadjovich said. "Not a lot of nice words that I probably shouldn't repeat, but sometimes stuff like that happens and we're here to answer the bell."

Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov had an assist in his first game back from a lower-body injury which kept him out of the team's past three games.

Defenseman Gustav Forsling also returned to the lineup for Florida and notched two assists after missing the team's previous game in Nashville while on family leave.

Reinhart extended his point streak to 11 games and notched his 60th point of the season, becoming the fourth player in franchise history to do so in 47 games or fewer.

It was the 1,813th career regular-season game for Panthers coach Paul Maurice, second-most in NHL history.

"I've had a bunch of numbers, but they don't necessarily resonate a whole lot, but for whatever it was, today's did," Maurice said. "That's a lot of really good people I've worked with and it's also a lot of games that my family has had to grind to just as much as me and everybody else. Pro sports is a wonderful place, but not a particularly forgiving place to work. So, to get to that number, I would say it's special to me."

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Coyotes: Visit Tampa Bay on Thursday night.

Panthers: Visit Pittsburgh on Friday night.

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{coyotes} NHLPA head Walsh: 'Clock is ticking' on Coyotes arena situation


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NHLPA executive director Marty Walsh said in a new interview that his organization remains in the dark about the future of the Coyotes in Arizona but that it is strongly urging the NHL to find a solution soon.

"A lot of time has gone by," Walsh told Joe Smith of The Athletic in an interview published Wednesday. "I was in Arizona probably a year ago now. … We were talking about ballot questions at that point. They felt positive about that. That didn't happen. They were talking about, 'Oh, we're going to find a new place pretty quickly.' The year has gone by and they haven't found anything, at least to my knowledge. So the clock is ticking on Arizona, in my opinion.

The Coyotes are in the second season playing at the 5,000-seat Mullett Arena on the campus of Arizona State University. The club had plans to build a new facility in Tempe, Ariz., but those plans were defeated in a public referendum last spring.

At the most recent Board of Governors meetings in early December, commissioner Gary Bettman said the club had roughly until the end of January to finalize a new plan.

"They're working on it," said Bettman on Dec. 5. "I think there was speculation that they're looking at a particular piece of property, and they're looking in the next few weeks to get it finalized and they understand that it's important for it to get finalized in time for us to do next season's schedule."

Shortly before Bettman's comment, Coyotes president Xavier Gutierrez told Craig Morgan of PHX Sports that the club hoped to make an announcement by the end of the year, or early in 2024. Gutierrez said the announcement would be for the actual choice of an arena site, not another potential site like the Tempe plan, Morgan added.

In a radio interview on Jan. 5, Gutierrez outlined the requirements imposed by the NHL after the Tempe vote failure and said the team has until the end of the season to close a deal.

"It comes from the requirements that were imposed on us by the NHL that we find a location and pursue a path that would not subject us to a public referendum vote, and really that has squared in finding a piece of land that is zoned for an arena so we can still move forward," Gutierrez said told Arizona Sports' Burns & Gambo, adding "We still envision this to be a landmark project, privately funded, we're gonna buy the land and build the buildings and maintain them ourselves like we've said all along."

In his interview with The Athletic, Walsh said the team has not contacted the NHLPA about the matter but that Bettman keeps him updated on the situation.

"They have not had conversations with me at all," Walsh said. "I believe they've been talking to the league, but they've not talked to me about it, which I think is a little strange. You would think they'd want to keep us up to date because we've been pretty vocal about it. I'm sticking to what I said at the very beginning. The players deserve and will play in a better arena. They have to."

Walsh's latest comments were published the same day Smith Entertainment Group, the owners of the NBA's Utah Jazz and other sports and entertainment properties in Utah, released a statement showing public interest in adding an expansion NHL team in Salt Lake City.

"We are ready to welcome the NHL and are confident that the time and attention being spent by all parties will bring one of the most exciting and dynamic leagues in the world to our community on a permanent basis," SEG owner and chairman Ryan Smith said in a statement.

The statement goes on to say the Delta Center, home of the Jazz, could host a team immediately before a new facility is built in anticipation of a bid by Salt Lake City to host the Winter Olympics in 2034.

Speaking Wednesday on The Jeff Marek Show, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman says the timing of the SEG statement is notable in relation to the ongoing situation in Arizona.

"It's impossible not to look at that and say there's a reason for this to happen around this time," Friedman said. "I think No. 1, it opens up the expansion conversation around the NHL and I think No. 2 it's a message to Arizona, that if you don't find us something we have an alternative."

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{coyotes} Matt Dumba is out week to week


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Matt Dumba is out week to week for the Coyotes with an upper-body injury, coach Andre Tourigny said Wednesday.

Dumba left a 5-2 win against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday early in the first period after going hard into the boards.

Tourigny said Dumba did not make the road trip, which begins at the Florida Panthers on Wednesday (7 p.m. ET; SCRIPPS, BSFL). The Coyotes then visit the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday and the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday prior to their bye week and the NHL All-Star break.

"He is not on the trip and then after, we're on the break so I can say it is week to week or whatever it is," Tourigny said. "He will not play before the break, for sure."

Arizona recalled defenseman Victor Soderstrom from Tucson of the American Hockey League on Tuesday but he is not expected to play Wednesday.

The Coyotes used seven defensemen on Monday, but Tourigny expects forward Nick Schmaltz to return against the Panthers after missing the previous three games with an injury.

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{coyotes} Report: Five members of Canada’s 2018 WJC team told to surrender to London Police


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Five players from Canada's 2018 World Juniors team have been directed to report to police in London, Ont., to face charges of sexual assault, The Globe and Mail reported Wednesday morning, citing two unnamed sources.

London Police announced later in the day that they expect to hold a media availability on Feb. 5 to provide updates. "We understand that there is significant public interest in relation to a sexual assault investigation dating back to 2018," London Police released in a statement on Wednesday afternoon. "While we are unable to provide an update at this time, we anticipate that the London Police Service will hold a press conference on Monday, February 5, 2024 to share further details.

"Location and timing of the press conference will be shared once details are confirmed. Thank you for your patience."

The prospective charges are related to an alleged sexual assault in June 2018 involving players from the 2018 team and a woman identified in court records as E.M. 

The Globe reported the players have a set period of time to surrender to police, citing sources. TSN has not been able to corroborate The Globe's reporting.

A London Police Service spokeswoman declined to comment on the news report earlier in the day.

"We are unable to provide an update at this time," sergeant Sandasha Bough wrote in an email to TSN. "When there is further information to share regarding this investigation, we will be in contact with media outlets."

The allegations related to 2018 have sent shockwaves through Canadian sports after TSN reported in May 2022 that a woman referred to in court documents as E.M. had settled a $3.55 million lawsuit against Hockey Canada the Canadian Hockey League and eight unnamed former CHL players.

A parliamentary committee subsequently convened a series of hearings to demand more information from Hockey Canada about both the case and about how Hockey Canada has historically managed sexual assault allegations. As details about the federation's response to the allegations were made public, sponsors severed ties, and Hockey Canada's board and top executives were replaced. 

Against a backdrop of building public pressure, London police in July reopened their investigation into the case in July of 2022 after initially closing it without laying charges in February 2019.

In December 2022, The Globe and Mail cited court documents that quoted London Police Services sergeant David Younan providing a 94-page summary of the case in which he wrote that five former Team Canada players were believed to have committed criminal offences. Other players were witnesses, Younan wrote, adding that, "Others may or may not become suspects."

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Monday, 22 January 2024

{coyotes} Crouse scores bizarre goal, Coyotes end 11-game losing streak to Penguins with 5-2 win


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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) The official's arm went up to signal a penalty, so the Pittsburgh Penguins pulled goalie Tristan Jarry for an extra attacker.

While circling back to set up a rush, Evgeni Malkin mishandled a pass from Kris Letang and the puck trickled across the goal line.

Long before that, Arizona's Lawson Crouse took a puck off the head.

Crouse was credited with the bizarre goal in the third period, Connor Ingram stopped 25 shots and the Coyotes ended an 11-game losing streak to the Penguins with a 5-2 win on Monday night.

"He took it off his head and about three minutes later, ended up with a goal, so all good," said Arizona's Jason Zucker, who had a goal and an assist.

Leading 3-2, the Coyotes spoiled a power play with a hooking call on Zucker early in the third period. With Jarry off the ice, the Penguins hoped to tie the game with an extra attacker before the penalty started.

Disaster happened instead and the Coyotes rolled from there to end a losing streak to Pittsburgh that dated back to 2017.

Juuso Valimaki, Alex Kerfoot and Nick Bjugstad also scored for Arizona.

"I've only seen videos of it happen somewhere, but never been in the game," Kerfoot said. "That was wild for sure."

The gaffe marred Sidney Crosby's 577th career goal, which tied him with Mark Recchi for 21st place on the NHL's all-time goals list.

Lars Eller also scored and Jarry had 22 saves for the Penguins, who gave up a two-goal lead in a loss to Vegas Saturday night.

"It just seemed like when we did get some traction in the game, we get the second goal, for example, and we got some juice, but then we get one up a minute later," Penguins coach Mike Sullivan said. "That's demoralizing."

The Coyotes jumped on Nashville with two goals by Clayton Keller in a 3-2 win Saturday night.

Arizona was sharp early against Pittsburgh.

Zucker scored 2 1/2 minutes in on a slick one-handed pass from Logan Cooley and Ingram stuffed Crosby on a breakaway midway through the first period.

The Penguins tied it early in the second period when a shot by Eller from the left circle trickled between Ingram's pads.

Valimaki put Arizona back up midway through the period, taking a pass from Keller and beating Jarry over his stick shoulder from the slot.

Crosby tied it late in the period with No. 577, angling his stick to redirect a pass from Erik Karlsson and beat Ingram from a tough angle. Karlsson extended his points streak to nine games (one goal, nine assists).

Kerfoot scored 90 seconds later, jamming a puck past Jarry after it squirted out from behind the goal. Crouse scored on Malkin's fumble and Bjugstad made it 5-2 with a charging wrister past Jarry's glove.

"We played well, we got chances, but in the end there that goalie just played well," Penguins left wing Jake Guentzel said. "Sometimes you've just got to tip your cap."

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Penguins: Host Florida on Friday night.

Coyotes: At Florida on Wednesday night.

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Re: [cactuswings 4626] LOG - Mojave, California City, Victorville and Kingman (OCT/NOV/DEC 2023)

OOPs - Posted wrong link

Sorry guys (and gals?)

We drove round in September

This album concentrates more on the odd things lying around under the airliners more than the actual airliners

Some from Scroggins area

https://www.flickr.com/photos/elaref/albums/72177720311618556/


eLaReF



On 22/01/2024 15:08, 'Planes' via cactuswings wrote:
Hi Rob,

I have checked and I read off the reg from the little outside area of the cafe.  I can highly recommend the food in there too.

Good luck.

Philip

On 19 Jan 2024, at 17:36, robertch636 <robertch636@gmail.com> wrote:


Hello Philip

Thank you for posting this log , I will have a good look through this ..

One question I have , is where was The Gulfstream N105TB parked ? .

Did you read this off ?

Best regards

Rob Hart



Sent from my Galaxy


-------- Original message --------
From: 'Philip Pavia' via cactuswings <cactus-wings@googlegroups.com>
Date: 19/01/2024 16:38 (GMT+00:00)
Subject: [cactuswings 4615] LOG - Mojave, California City, Victorville and Kingman (OCT/NOV/DEC 2023)

Hi all,

Apologies for the delay but please see below my logs from multiple visits late last year.  Sadly i was unable to get an over flight booked in time so the aircraft seen have either been read off on site, identified from multiple photos I have taken or via previous logs from this list.

This was my first visit since 2000 so a lot has changed with access a lot more restricted but with a large car it made life a lot easier especially around the fence at Victorville.

A big thank you for Dave Richardson for his updates which have been invaluable.

If anyone has any questions please don't hesitate to ask

Philip

124 A300 B4-103(F) TNT EXPRESS N124TN

MHV 04/10/2023
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MHV 04/10/2023
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651 A310 304 SATA INTERNATIONAL CS-TGV

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80 A340 211 AEROLINEAS ARGENTINAS N802GR LV-ZPX
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31 A380 841 CHINA SOUTHERN AIRLINES B-6136

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26615 B747 4D7 THAI AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL HS-TGN

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21380 B747 230B(SF) SOUTHERN AIR N740SA

MHV 04/10/2023
21992 B747 SP-27 NASA N747A

MHV 04/10/2023
21787 B747 228F SOUTHERN AIR N753SA

MHV 04/10/2023
23138 B747 281F SOUTHERN AIR N758SA

MHV 04/10/2023
21221 B747 230M SOUTHERN AIR N760SA

MHV 04/10/2023
21832 B747 2F6B(SF) SOUTHERN AIR N761SA

MHV 04/10/2023
22107 B747 2L5B(M) SOUTHERN AIR N815SA

MHV 04/10/2023
23068 B747 346 SOUTHERN AIR N818SA

MHV 04/10/2023
23476 B747 243B(M) SOUTHERN AIR N820SA

MHV 04/10/2023
24373 B747 438 QANTAS N954JM

MHV 04/10/2023
24483 B747 438 QANTAS N956JM

MHV 04/10/2023
28959 B747 4F6 FLYNAS N959WW

MHV 04/10/2023
24001 B747 406M KLM - ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES PH-BFD

MHV 04/10/2023
25087 B747 406 KLM - ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES PH-BFK

MHV 04/10/2023
25356 B747 406 KLM - ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES PH-BFL

MHV 04/10/2023
26372 B747 406 KLM - ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES PH-BFN

MHV 04/10/2023
28195 B747 406 KLM - ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES PH-BFS

MHV 04/10/2023
30455 B747 406 KLM - ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES PH-BFY

MHV 04/10/2023
32909 B747 438ER QANTAS VH-OEE

MHV 04/10/2023
32912 B747 438ER QANTAS VH-OEH

MHV 04/10/2023
32913 B747 438ER QANTAS VH-OEI

MHV 04/10/2023
32914 B747 438ER QANTAS VH-OEJ

MHV 04/10/2023
24887 B747 438 QANTAS VH-OJI

MHV 04/10/2023
25245 B747 438 QANTAS VH-OJM

MHV 04/10/2023
25564 B747 438 QANTAS VH-OJS

MHV 04/10/2023
25566 B747 438 QANTAS VH-OJT

MHV 04/10/2023
25277 B757 222 UNITED AIRLINES N553UA

MHV 04/10/2023
22522 B767 233 AIR CANADA C-GAUS

MHV 04/10/2023
24143 B767 223ER AIR CANADA C-GDSS

MHV 04/10/2023
27033 B777 281 ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA702A

MHV 04/10/2023
29029 B777 281 ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA705A

MHV 04/10/2023
28277 B777 281 ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA708A

MHV 04/10/2023
28278 B777 281ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA709A

MHV 04/10/2023
33406 B777 281 ALL NIPPON AIRLINES/STAR JA711A

MHV 04/10/2023
33407 B777 281 ALL NIPPON AIRLINES/STAR JA712A

MHV 04/10/2023
32431 B777 349ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES STAR ALLIANCE JA731A

MHV 04/10/2023
27038 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA732A

MHV 04/10/2023
32648 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA733A

MHV 04/10/2023
32649 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA734A

MHV 04/10/2023
34892 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA735A

MHV 04/10/2023
34893 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA736A

MHV 04/10/2023
27039 B777 381 ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA756A

MHV 04/10/2023
27040 B777 381 ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA757A

MHV 04/10/2023
32650 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA777A

MHV 04/10/2023
32651 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA778A

MHV 04/10/2023
34894 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA779A

MHV 04/10/2023
34895 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA780A

MHV 04/10/2023
27041 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA781A

MHV 04/10/2023
33416 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA782A

MHV 04/10/2023
27940 B777 381ER ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA783A

MHV 04/10/2023
27027 B777 281 ALL NIPPON AIRLINES JA8197

MHV 04/10/2023
28358 B777 268ER SAUDI ARABIAN AIRLINES N358CL

MHV 04/10/2023
28348 B777 268ER SAUDI ARABIAN AIRLINES N774CL

MHV 04/10/2023
27638 B777 289 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N807KW

MHV 04/10/2023
27639 B777 289 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N810KW

MHV 04/10/2023
27656 B777 246 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N811KW

MHV 04/10/2023
27641 B777 289 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N813KW

MHV 04/10/2023
28396 B777 346 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N814KW

MHV 04/10/2023
27640 B777 289 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N815KW

MHV 04/10/2023
27642 B777 289 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N817KW

MHV 04/10/2023
27654 B777 346 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N819KW

MHV 04/10/2023
27655 B777 346 JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N820KW

MHV 04/10/2023
33395 B777 246ER JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N836KW

MHV 04/10/2023
32896 B777 246ER JAL - JAPAN AIRLINES N837KW

MHV 04/10/2023
35164 B777 35RER JET AIRWAYS VT-JEW

MHV 04/10/2023
3026 C-130 JC-130A WINGS MISSING 54-1639

MHV 04/10/2023
44706 C-133 A USAF N136AR

MHV 04/10/2023
45166 C-133 B USAF N201AB

MHV 04/10/2023
500-0131 CITATION 500 BIZZ PT-OJF

MHV 04/10/2023
7420 CRJ 100ER DELTA CONNECTION N821CA

MHV 04/10/2023
22-00-35 CV-880 22-1
N815AJ

MHV 04/10/2023
30-10-29 CV-990 30A-5 NASA N810NA

MHV 04/10/2023
30-10-2 CV-990 30A-5
N990AB

MHV 04/10/2023
274 Dash-8 311 UNIVERSAL HYDROGEN N330EN

MHV 13/10/2023
46535 DC-10 10 HAWIIAN AIR LINES N557FE

MHV 04/10/2023
47857 DC-10 40D ALL WHITE N857V

MHV 04/10/2023
48301 DC-10 40D ALL WHITE N858V

MHV 04/10/2023
46003 DC-8 73AF ATI - AIR TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL N603AL

MHV 04/10/2023
243-118 F-100 F BIG SKY WARBIRDS N417FS

MHV 04/10/2023
243-272 F-100 F BIG SKY WARBIRDS N418FS

MHV 04/10/2023
8-24-117 F-106 QF-106A
58-0786

MHV 04/10/2023
E333 F-18 E UNITED STATES NAVY 169957 404
MHV 13/10/2023
E335 F-18 E UNITED STATES NAVY 169959 406
MHV 13/10/2023
1023 F-4 C TRACOR FLIGHT SYSTEMS N403FS

MHV 04/10/2023
116823 F-5 D
NX820FC

MHV 13/10/2023
484 FALCON 200 BIZZ N690EC

MHV 04/10/2023
31 GULFSTREAM 2 AIR FORCE MATERIAL COMMAND N105TB

MHV 04/10/2023
453 GULFSTREAM 3 BIZZ N213BA

MHV 04/10/2023
411 GULFSTREAM 3 BIZZ N461GT

MHV 04/10/2023
1067 L1011 100 NORTHROP GRUMMAN N140SC

MHV 04/10/2023
31633 L-39 C
N2933V

MHV 04/10/2023
35-245 LEARJET 35A BIG SUR WATERBEDS N30PA

MHV 04/10/2023
6352/121/A3 MB-326
NATIONAL TEST PILOT SCHOOL 487 N7085F
MHV 04/10/2023
481 MB-326 M NATIONAL TEST PILOT SCHOOL N152TP

MHV 04/10/2023
48616 MD11 CF MARTINAIR PH-MCP

MHV 04/10/2023
48617 MD11 CF MARTINAIR PH-MCR

MHV 04/10/2023
48788 MD11 CF MARTINAIR PH-MCW

MHV 04/10/2023
48445 MD11 F MARTINAIR PH-MCY

MHV 04/10/2023
48544 MD-11 F CHINA CARGO AIRLINES N216SC

MHV 04/10/2023
48523 MD-11 F WORLD AIRWAYS N381WA

MHV 04/10/2023
48415 MD-11 F WESTERN GLOBAL AIRLINES N514JN

MHV 04/10/2023
48777 MD-11 F SAUDI ARABIAN AIRLINES N618TF

MHV 04/10/2023
48775 MD-11 F SAUDI ARABIAN AIRLINES N775BC

MHV 04/10/2023
48776 MD-11 F SAUDI ARABIAN AIRLINES N776ML

MHV 04/10/2023
48558 MD-11 MD11 KLM - ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES PH-KCD

MHV 04/10/2023
48559 MD-11 MD11 KLM - ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES PH-KCE

MHV 04/10/2023
46375 MD-82

N938MC

MHV 04/10/2023
307 S2 F-1 UNITED STATES NAVY N8110X 6398
MHV 04/10/2023
T-218 SA-226 T NATIONAL TEST PILOT SCHOOL N75MX

MHV 13/10/2023
65-80 SABERLINER 40 BIZZ N801FT

MHV 04/10/2023
380-33 SABERLINER 75 BIZZ N802FT

MHV 04/10/2023
32209 SB-32 A MACH TWO FLIGHT SERVICES N5468X

MHV 04/10/2023
2173 SR-22 T-GTS
N780AK

MHV 13/10/2023
861 A300 F4-622R UPS AIRLINES N166UP

VCV 04/10/2023
388 A300 B4-622F FEDEX EXPRESS N719FD

VCV 04/10/2023
555 A300 B4-622R FEDEX EXPRESS N750FD

VCV 04/10/2023
230 A310 203F FEDEX EXPRESS N403FE

VCV 04/10/2023
572 A310 203F FEDEX EXPRESS N405FD

VCV 04/10/2023
359 A310 203F FEDEX EXPRESS N411FE

VCV 04/10/2023
245 A310 203F FEDEX EXPRESS N426FE

VCV 13/10/2023
369 A310 203F FEDEX EXPRESS N435FE

VCV 04/10/2023
283 A310 203F FEDEX EXPRESS N443FE

VCV 13/10/2023
297 A310 203F FEDEX EXPRESS N445FE

VCV 13/10/2023
267 A310 222F FEDEX EXPRESS N453FE

VCV 04/10/2023
539 A310 324F FEDEX EXPRESS N801FD

VCV 04/10/2023
542 A310 324F FEDEX EXPRESS N802FD

VCV 13/10/2023
456 A310 324F FEDEX EXPRESS N805FD

VCV 04/10/2023
492 A310 324F FEDEX EXPRESS N807FD

VCV 13/10/2023
439 A310 324F FEDEX EXPRESS N808FD

VCV 13/10/2023
452 A310 324(F) FEDEX EXPRESS N810FD

VCV 04/10/2023
457 A310 324F FEDEX EXPRESS N811FD

VCV 04/10/2023
467 A310 324F FEDEX EXPRESS N812FD

VCV 04/10/2023
500 A310 324F FEDEX EXPRESS N813FD

VCV 04/10/2023
638 A310 300(F) FEDEX EXPRESS N815FD

VCV 04/10/2023
593 A310 300(F) FEDEX EXPRESS N816FD

VCV 04/10/2023
552 A310 304(F) FEDEX EXPRESS N817FD

VCV 04/10/2023
5515 A320 214/S ALASKA AIRLINES N361VA

VCV 04/10/2023
3670 A320 214 ALASKA AIRLINES N642VA

VCV 04/10/2023
4814 A320 214 ALASKA AIRLINES N843VA
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