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— — - Rare as hens teeth - Jabiru twin seen here in Naromine, NSW, Australia

moyen / grand / plein format

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Soumis il y a 7 ans

Rare as hen's teeth - Jabiru twin seen here in Naromine, NSW, Australia

81 at YNRM

Alan Betteridge

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bbabisil y a 7 ans

When in the Outback, have two!

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Austen Pyleil y a 7 ans

Well, I have to say that this is the strangest looking airplane. But, it is very unique. Is there only the one?

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Alan BetteridgePhoto Uploaderil y a 7 ans

The South African government have a few for poaching surveillance by wildlife rangers. Because they operate over rebel held territory they require two engines - and for good reason I would think!
This is the only one currently in Australia and is owned by the Jabiru factory in Bundaberg, Qld.
The twin engine kit is available for fitment to standard single engine Jabirus

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