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Rex Group 2022 Liveries LES Saab 340A View File Repaint of the LES Saab 340-A in the updated 2022 Regional Express 'Rex' Airlines Australia livery scheme. This pack contains two paints: VH-EKD MSN 340A-155 Simbrief Link EKD Delivered to Rex's predecessor Kendell Airlines in 1989, this is the last remaining Passenger config A model in the Rex fleet. It is still sporting the previous-gen livery at the time of creation so this is a slightly fictional repaint to the blue engine nacelles. EKD is typically found in the Southern parts of the Rex network, mainly YPAD and YMML according to flightaware data. VH-KDB MSN 340A-008 Simbrief Link KDB KDB spent the first decade of its life operating in Europe for Brit Air followed by KLM. The aircraft was sold to Kendell Airlines in 1991 and ferried to Wagga Wagga. As the oldest Saab in Rex's fleet, it was withdrawn from passenger service in 2008 and converted to a freighter. It now spends its days based out of YBBN, flying up and down Australia's east coast. As part of the conversion, Saab freighters have a reduced operating weight of 8,000kg with an increased MTOW of 12,930 kg. Submitter N1K Submitted 05/19/2022 Category Heavy Metal Livery For https://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/product_info.php/take-command-saab-340a-p-100 X-Plane Version(s) X-Plane 11
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Repaint of the LES Saab 340-A in the updated 2022 Regional Express 'Rex' Airlines Australia livery scheme. This pack contains two paints: VH-EKD MSN 340A-155 Simbrief Link EKD Delivered to Rex's predecessor Kendell Airlines in 1989, this is the last remaining Passenger config A model in the Rex fleet. It is still sporting the previous-gen livery at the time of creation so this is a slightly fictional repaint to the blue engine nacelles. EKD is typically found in the Southern parts of the Rex network, mainly YPAD and YMML according to flightaware data. VH-KDB MSN 340A-008 Simbrief Link KDB KDB spent the first decade of its life operating in Europe for Brit Air followed by KLM. The aircraft was sold to Kendell Airlines in 1991 and ferried to Wagga Wagga. As the oldest Saab in Rex's fleet, it was withdrawn from passenger service in 2008 and converted to a freighter. It now spends its days based out of YBBN, flying up and down Australia's east coast. As part of the conversion, Saab freighters have a reduced operating weight of 8,000kg with an increased MTOW of 12,930 kg.
