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N916VK — Helicopter | TailPhotos

N916VK — Helicopter

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N916VK — Helicopter

0 views Taken Jun 12, 2024·Uploaded Jun 12, 2024

118 photos · Unknown

#helicopter #in flight #skid landing gear #two-blade main rotor #two-blade tail rotor #white fuselage #red stripe #underside view

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