Talk:Britten-Norman Defender
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Latest comment: 16 years ago by Letdorf in topic British Army Air Corps use
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British Army Air Corps use
[edit]I have moved the recently-added content about AAC Islanders to the Britten-Norman Islander article. It should be noted that the AAC have operated both Islander and Defender aircraft. Specifically:
- seven BN-2T Turbine Islanders, designated Islander AL1, serials ZG844-848 and ZG993-994, were delivered from 1989 onwards, mainly for Op Banner (NI) use.
- four BN-2T-4S Defender 4000s, designated Defender AL1, serials ZG995-998, delivered for Op Telic (Iraq) from 2004 onwards.
- four more Defenders 4000s (three Defender AL2s, one Defender T3), serials ZH001-ZH004, from 2008 onwards, with another two (ZH005/006) possibly still on order.
In addition, the RAF also operate two Islander CC2 aircraft.
Regards, Letdorf (talk) 12:48, 27 July 2010 (UTC).
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