A little bit of digging has uncovered a CAA reference that 'FNX was "destroyed" on 29 July 2004 at Timaru.
So I think 'FNX may be the 185 that Howard Jamison claimed he ditched at sea just off Timaru. The aircraft later being discovered to have been stored in a shipping container and Mr Jamison accused of fraud.
Cause its the Yellow Submarine. a Yellow Submarine, Yellow Submarine
ReplyDeleteYes, we know its a yellow submarine.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the aircrafts registration and why is it called "Yellow submarine"
It's ZK-FNX, a Cessna 185 operated by Skydive Bay of Islands. No idea of the significance of the submarine though...
ReplyDeleteDead right there Steve.
ReplyDeleteGo to the top of the class: but don't take your books.
I still await a reason for the Yellow Submarine label.
Come in Grey beard !
A little bit of digging has uncovered a CAA reference that 'FNX was "destroyed" on 29 July 2004 at Timaru.
ReplyDeleteSo I think 'FNX may be the 185 that Howard Jamison claimed he ditched at sea just off Timaru. The aircraft later being discovered to have been stored in a shipping container and Mr Jamison accused of fraud.
Could this be the reason for the submarine...
Yep, Spot on there Steve.
ReplyDeleteWell done.