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ID: 1050520		Views: 150		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Rutan Varieze Aircraft Reg: G-KENZ MSN / CN: PFA 074-10960 Operator: Ken McConnell Picture Category: Light Aircraft		Location: Newtownards (EGAD) Country: UK - Northern Ireland Date: 4th August 2017

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						Bertski29 Contact Bertski29

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ID: 1005703		Views: 327		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Rutan Varieze Aircraft Reg: G-KENZ Operator: Ken McConnell Picture Category: Light Aircraft		Location: Newtownards (EGAD) Country: UK - Northern Ireland Date: 6th March 2005

						Photographer

						Paul McAllister Contact Paul McAllister

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: On the ramp at Newtownards.

ID: 1005702		Views: 335		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Rutan Varieze Aircraft Reg: G-KENZ Operator: Ken McConnell Picture Category: Light Aircraft		Location: Newtownards (EGAD) Country: UK - Northern Ireland Date: 6th March 2005

						Photographer

						Paul McAllister Contact Paul McAllister

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: Unusual but very attractive configuration of this aircraft is clearly see in this shot.

ID: 1005701		Views: 315		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Rutan Varieze Aircraft Reg: G-KENZ Operator: Ken McConnell Picture Category: Light Aircraft		Location: Newtownards (EGAD) Country: UK - Northern Ireland Date: 6th March 2005

						Photographer

						Paul McAllister Contact Paul McAllister

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: Not sure why these aircraft are parked like this,but it is part of the design.



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