Up to three Dutch Orions were deployed to Hato, Curacao, Dutch Caribbean at any given time during the early 2000s. During the course of their short career, the aircraft carried various colour schemes and markings, 308 is seen here celebrating 10.000 flying hours (uur in Dutch). The titles were applied in August 2003.

From ECTT 2/30 'Normandie-Niemen', ex '30-OI' and '6-QC'

Chile was one of the very few military operators of the Beech 99A. Nine were delivered in 1970/71 and initially flown by Grupo 11 at Quintero, the last aircraft was finally withdrawn in 2010. 308 was placed onto the civil register in March 2000 as CC-KIW for operation by the Chilean Army Aero Club and sold to a private operator in November 2003 as CC-PLL. Registered in March 2005 to Mansfield Heliflight in the US as N391MH and returned to Chile as CC-CFM with Inversiones Aereas Patagonia (Aerocord) in January 2007. Crashed and destroyed shortly after take off from Puerto Montt in July 2008.

This Fishbed-C flew with the Hungarian AF from 1961 until 1981. It is now preserved in front of a building supplies contactor in this town in the south of Hungary.

Photographer: Rainer Haufschild

On delivery to 3 Squadron of the Royal Saudi Air Force with 307/ZK075.