Just arrived by truck at its new home with Skyline Aviation. A big difference from the glass cockpits that the N(X)139LE and N(X)139LZ have. Trucked to Seppe on 12 December 2023.

Still in Hungarian Air Force colors, but acquired by civil operator Skyline Aviation and arrived by truck the day before. Built in 1978 and also ex. East-German Air Force. Sold to Hungary in the 1990's and operated by the latter until 2009. It had been stored since. Although it is meant as a parts-bird for N(X)139LE and N(X)139LZ, a restoration to flying condition hasn't been ruled out either. From what I understand, it will be checked if this wing can replace the current wing of the N139LE, due to its ability to carry fuel pods under the wings. This would increase endurance and efficiency. Trucked to Seppe on 12 December 2023.

On a fuelstop from Denmark to the UK.

Built in 2017, ex. N680WK. To Aerowest in June 2018.

Operating a medevac (organ) flight from Oostende.

On a short fuelstop from Denmark to the UK.

This lovely helicopter is operating out of Den Helder for the time being. They were doing a flight along the Waddeneilanden and turned South abeam Groningen. Naturally, ATC arranged a fly-by, but unfortunately I made a wrong gamble concerning my position vs the actual flight path of the helicopter. Resulting in a backlit photo... Nevertheless a superb visitor!

One of only 2 examples flying in the country. They are operated by Zelf Vliegen, to train future pilots for Transavia (hence the green colors). This aircraft suffered a gear collapse when vacating the runway at Lelystad on June 18, 2020. Repairs were done in Italy and the aircraft returned to Lelystad in February 2021.

Ex. N794CD, D-ETEK, T7-AEA and D-EPBO. It's registered with c/n 22-1842, the "22-" is probably an error in the register.

The entire fleet of Dutch registered Gabriels in 1 photo. The aircraft are operated by Zelf Vliegen, who train future Transavia pilots (hence the livery). As the days are getting longer, night time hours are getting scarce. Both aircraft made the most of it with a long navigation flight over the country and ending up at Eelde for the weekend. Mobile stairs were the solution to get an elevated point of view, to capture both aircraft in 1 photo. You'll notice the slight livery differences between both aircraft, this is because the -TRZ had to undergo repairs after a landing mishap last year. On June 28 2022 PH-TRC crashed into the Zwarte Meer lake in The Netherlands. Sadly both occupants did not survive.