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OO-B71 Noble Hardman Snowbird mk.IV c/n SB-008 - Hoevenen airfield near Antwerp, Belgium - 9 June 1996 Hoevenen airfield (EBHN)

The Noble Hardman Snowbird mk.IV is a 2-seat high-wing microlight aeroplane powered by a single Rotax 532 engine. The microlights built by Noble Hardman Aviation Ltd. were test flown at the Cardiff-Rhoose Airport in Wales. NHA Snowbird mk.IV G-MVIM, owned by the Yorkshire Air Museum, is still registered in the UK.

Noble Hardman Snowbird mk.IV s/n SB-008 was built in 1987 by Noble Hardman Aviation Ltd. and registered G-MTXV in the UK on 3 May 1988. After the aircraft was sold to Belgium, registration G-MTXV was cancelled on 15 November 1993 and registered OO-B71 on 13 December 1993. Registration OO-B71 was cancelled on 29 January 2024.
On 9 June 1996, Noble Hardman Snowbird mk.IV OO-B71 was seen at Hoevenen airfield (EBHN).

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