1 of 3 support aircraft for exercise Lone Cat 2004. August 12th 2004 was the arrival day of 5 Su-22s from 7 ELT based at Powidz, Poland to start a 10 day long exercise with 41 squadron.

First flight March 2nd 1998 as N1786B, rr N35135 by Boeing as a testebed for C of A for B737-600 series. January 21st 1999 SE-DNS SAS a their 9th 736. July 28th 2001 rr LN-RRY SAS. February 2005 paintd in SAS Braathens cs as the first 736 and opf SAS Braathens from april 1st 2005 (allthough AoC change to Scanor CNO officially made April 20th 2006. July 1st 2007 SAS Norge transfrd, op in SAS Braathens cs. SAS Norge cs was not updatd before December 2008. October 1st tranfd to SAS again, but again: LN-RRY did not get standard SAS cs until 2013. August 2019 wfu, flown to St Athan for scrapping.

This squadron as VMM-561 barely made 18 months of activation surviving until July 7 2012. This is the one and only 'Pale Horse' I have photos of.

August 12th 2004 was the arrival day of 5 Su-22s from 7 ELT based at Powidz, Poland to start a 10 day long exercise with 41 squadron.

Ex U-1264. [Nikon D500 + Nikkor AF-S 200-500/5,6]

'Red Lions' MV-22B performing it's routine during practice day for the 2014 Yuma show

Returning to London Stansted from Runway 30 at Prestwick after an overnight stop. Carries on its nose the name "ADABA". Delivered new to Wings of Grace Ltd in 2020.

Climbing away from Runway 30 at Prestwick as SRA868, returning to London Gatwick after a radar circuit training session. Carries on its nose, in Arabic and in English, the message "Allah Bless You". Built in 2014 for the Saudi Ministry of Finance and Economy. Entered service with the Saudi Arabian Government, fully fitted out, in 2022.