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Pilatus Porter History
by Markus Herzig
S/N 735

The only built PC-6/D (Lycoming TIO-720-C1A2)
Photo by Pierre Lesieutre © 1970
In new Air Glaciers livery at the "Cabane du Trient"
Photo by Bruno Assuelli © 1992
HB-FFW / F-HDEY in the Goldeneye look at Buochs
Photo by Max Fankhauser © 25-Jun-08

S/N: 735 Built: 1970 TSN: -
Registration Type Operator / Owner From To Remarks
HB-FFW PC-6/D-H3 Pilatus Flugzeugwerke AG 1970-04 1975-02 Prototyp PC-6/D-H3, project canx
HB-FFW PC-6/B2-H2 Pilatus Flugzeugwerke AG 1976-03-22 1980-05-05  
HB-FFW PC-6/B2-H2 Air Glaciers SA 1980-05-05 2007-12-31 lsd to Zimex 1993-95, Scenic Air 00/01
HB-FFW PC-6/B2-H2 Pilatus Flugzeugwerke AG 2007-12-31 Current cvt to B2-H4 in June, to be F-HDEY
           
HB-FFW has been used 1995 in the James Bond film "Goldeneye", painted with a soviet star and the number "4".

The ONE AND ONLY PC-6/D
Photo by Pierre Lesieutre © 1970
Converted to a B2-H2 pictured at Sion
Photo by Markus Herzig © 1990
During filming for James Bond's "Goldeneye"
Photo by Air Glaciers © 1995
HB-FFW mirrored onthe wet ground
Photo courtesy by NA3T © 1970 - Buy this image
On display at the Hannover airshow
Photo by Mick Bajcar © Apr-1976
HB-FFW and Ferrari's at Forcoli-Pisa (Italy)
Photo by Staff Tassignano Skydiving School © 2005

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