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<blockquote data-quote="Yelmo58" data-source="post: 1172874" data-attributes="member: 6442">Excelente, Nito, como siempre!A propósito de FIGAS, el primer avión que compraron fue matriculado...&quot;The F*lkland Islands Government Air Service (FIGAS) is an airline based in Stanley, F*lkland Islands operating some scheduled, but mostly unscheduled passenger and freight services throughout the islands, as well as undertaking aerial surveillance of the economic exclusion zone surrounding the islands. It came about when the then Governor of the F*lkland Islands, Sir Miles Clifford, became aware that if the economy of the islands was to prosper, then the internal communications needed to be improved. During a business trip to London in 1944 he asked Major Pearce-Butler to look for some ex-RAF light transport aircraft to launch the service. Two Taylorcraft Austers were found and a young pilot, Vic Spencer, to fly them. The two planes were registered as VP-FAA and VP-FAB.&quot;<img src="/foros/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/wink.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" data-shortname=";)" />de <a href="http://www.redditch-philatelic.org.uk/NewsletterSpring2007.pdf">http://www.redditch-philatelic.org.uk/NewsletterSpring2007.pdf</a>Guillermo(si, ya sé, en ambos lados hubo FAA... para mí hubo sólo una)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yelmo58, post: 1172874, member: 6442"] Excelente, Nito, como siempre! A propósito de FIGAS, el primer avión que compraron fue matriculado... "The F*lkland Islands Government Air Service (FIGAS) is an airline based in Stanley, F*lkland Islands operating some scheduled, but mostly unscheduled passenger and freight services throughout the islands, as well as undertaking aerial surveillance of the economic exclusion zone surrounding the islands. It came about when the then Governor of the F*lkland Islands, Sir Miles Clifford, became aware that if the economy of the islands was to prosper, then the internal communications needed to be improved. During a business trip to London in 1944 he asked Major Pearce-Butler to look for some ex-RAF light transport aircraft to launch the service. Two Taylorcraft Austers were found and a young pilot, Vic Spencer, to fly them. The two planes were registered as VP-[B]FAA[/B] and VP-FAB.";) de [url]http://www.redditch-philatelic.org.uk/NewsletterSpring2007.pdf[/url] Guillermo (si, ya sé, en ambos lados hubo FAA... para mí hubo sólo una) [/QUOTE]

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