American Eurocopter 40yrs Gazelle photo req.

I’ve seen that one too, but the image is so small and possible reg is undetectable 🙁

I sent emails on few contacts they offer – no luck yet. Maybe my English is problem 😮

The sales rep. e-mail address is on this page, could start there!:)

http://www.eurocopterusa.com/products/pre-owned.asp

Really getting to you isn’t!:D

Open the link at the bottom of the page which says ‘press release’ and there is another side on photo with a possible reg.

There is another SA.341G resident in Texas, N341G.

If you’re really unlucky, you might find it is a ‘hangar queen’ repainted for the occasion to be representative.

Can’t see any photo with her reg visible there 😮

Also, I cannot find any PR contact on the site. I’ll apprecaite any help in this matter 🙂

Here is another photo of the mystery!:D

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.eurocopterusa.com/images/news/features/2009/07-11-09-40th-anniversary-display-alouette-gazelle-lg.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.eurocopterusa.com/news_features/2009/07-11-09-40th-anniversary-display1.asp&usg=__CCk-Mfn_XDnwJcerZaWbRKIEXgo=&h=361&w=800&sz=334&hl=en&start=1&um=1&tbnid=tyIIC5Hhb41ARM:&tbnh=65&tbnw=143&prev=/images%3Fq%3DGazelle%2Bhelicopter%2B40%2Byears%26hl%3Den%26rls%3DIRFA,IRFA:2008-24,IRFA:en%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1

That wouldn’t be the reg. on the engine cover would it?

Can’t change the image from your link, but there is another photo of it there.

Well, N150SF had some white on it when this photo was taken!:)

http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/N150SF.html

Newforest, I really appreciate your kind wish to help my quest but none of the Gazelle you quote doesn’t fit… all of them are standard S(W)A.341B/Ds
The Gazelle on the pic is stretched version. So I think it’s either N150SF or N901B (I have only these two as still airworthy in N Register).

Back home now and here are photos of N341AH.

http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/N341AH.html

Another possibility I discovered is N911XW.

FYI, the build dates are as follow, 74, N911XW, 78, N931XZ and 84, N341AH.

The problem is that the photo shows a Gazelle representative of the model that was tested by the US airworthiness authorities forty years ago, so take your pick!

It might be N931XZ or more likely to be N341AH, haven’t got time at the moment to follow it up!:)

That’s the problem – no ID markings to start from on this one 😉

you could try googling the tail number?