Flyby runway 22 at 500 ft.
From left to right: PH-MNZ, PH-CGC and PH-CGN.
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spot on, you are right all the way, the a/c with the photographer on board was the PH-KAUmedebruijn wrote:I think that it was a last goodbye for the PH-MNZ and that the 2 new dorniers are now officially in duty.
Via a source at Schiphol I heard that the formation was in company with another light aircraft overhead Schiphol. Maybe a photoflight???
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, nice photos 
