coolthought
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May i know if I can post any photos as long as it has aircraft? Civilian, military, flying or on the ground?
Official Plane Spotting Thread III
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9V-Orion Images
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Best not to post anything within the compound of Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) military camps and bases. The authorities greatly frown upon it.
Should be okay though if the aircraft is already airborne and flying through the air, such as those captured by Gilcrest.
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coolthought
Senior Member
Best not to post anything within the compound of Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) military camps and bases. The authorities greatly frown upon it.
Should be okay though if the aircraft is already airborne and flying through the air, such as those captured by Gilcrest.
Thanks! Haha... Don't think I can access to such places.
Probably military, don't have a prefix to denote a aircraft registered as a civilian craft.
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9V-Orion Images
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Erkuan, details are as follows...capture this aircraft landing at WSAP on 03062013, can't find anything out of that tail code, anyone have more info about it? thanks!
United States Army (US Army)
Cessna UC-35A Citation V Ultra (Model 560)
Registration Number (RN): 96-0109
Construction Number (CN) / Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN): 560-0415
If you saw a big flag and a bunch of fighters flying around the bay then I guess it must be... otherwise those guys would be in big big trouble
It's that time of year again...Erkuan, details are as follows...
United States Army (US Army)
Cessna UC-35A Citation V Ultra (Model 560)
Registration Number (RN): 96-0109
Construction Number (CN) / Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN): 560-0415
Wonderful. Thank you so much for the details.
You can usually find the restriction on kite flying at the Marina Barrage (due to the flypast rehearsal schedule) at their website.
addictedflyer
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Wow! I didn't know Singapore got so many spotters! My virgin post here.:bsmilie: Sorry if my photos are not quite up to standard. These were all taken in 2011 with a Nikon D7000.
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Start spotting much later than you, no chance to see Korea air in daylight 
Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!
@ taiseng/bartley there?
Thanks for sharing!
HL775I
Beautiful!
@ taiseng/bartley there?
nice catch, a while more they will be slowly replaced by its own made Kawasaki P-1, four jet engine instead of prop.
To compliment Erkuan's catch
Surprise catch of the day, P3 Orion (Japan)
gilcrest
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Erkuan, caught the two leaving in the morning. The posted pics were the better ones worth viewing; challenging spot for a proper shot..
