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    Anyone want a NOT Plastic Parrot?

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    I dont see one listed (that is a horrible website) - you got a link?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 101RRS View Post
    I dont see one listed (that is a horrible website) - you got a link?

    Site works for me. There are 8 Pilatus PC-9/A listed.
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    yes there are heaps of stuff listed , but how can you see them?

    do you have to register?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post

    Site works for me. There are 8 Pilatus PC-9/A listed.
    Yes saw them but was looking for the Plastic Parrot you mentioned - the Victa CT-4. The Pilatus PC-9/A is not a Plastic Parrot.
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    I thought they called the Victa the fanta can.........

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    Quote Originally Posted by 101RRS View Post
    Yes saw them but was looking for the Plastic Parrot you mentioned - the Victa CT-4. The Pilatus PC-9/A is not a Plastic Parrot.
    Air Force boys I knew called it that. Never heard of the Victa you mention until now.
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    In all my time as military aircrew, the CT4 was the Plastic Parrot.

    Colour party – BAE and the ADF prepare to farewell the 'Plastic Parrot' - Australian Aviation
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    Quote Originally Posted by 101RRS View Post
    In all my time as military aircrew, the CT4 was the Plastic Parrot.

    Colour party – BAE and the ADF prepare to farewell the 'Plastic Parrot' - Australian Aviation
    Fair enough. I guess my memory ain't what it was. These "boys" I spoke of were doing their pre-jet training in the mid 80s and spoke fondly of the PP. I always assumed it was the Pilatus. I stand corrected.
    BTW, only one of the four of them made it through to train on the Hornet. The rest washed out. Dunno if James actually got through.
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