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Re: Aircraft Inventories
Just note that such an inventory would only be valid for one specific moment in time; as the unit , codes (except SKZ), etc. were dynamic and some aircraft moved about quite a bit and quite often (sometimes not always changing codes).
Just to give an idea of the time involved in researching and assembling, my database for a single type has around 15,000 separate a/c identified, most have multiple entries, as many as 50 (in rare cases). With research, data entry and editing, an average of at least 30 minutes per entry seems about right. So you can see where a lot of my spare time has gone during the last 20 years.
Artie Bob
Last edited by ArtieBob; 29th August 2009 at 03:34.
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