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Additions to the UK Register 19/07/2010 Additions to the UK Register 19/07/2010 Additions to the UK Register 19/07/2010 --- 05/09/2010 MARK TYPE S/N 1ST NAMED REGISTERED OWNER G-ASCH BEAGLE A.61 SERIES 2 B.619 ROBIN PAUL WHITBY G-BADZ PITTS S-2A 2038 ROBERT FRANCIS WARNER G-BDTB EVANS VP-1 SERIES 2 PFA 7009 PHILIP WILLIAM BOYES G-BOSB THUNDER AX7-77 581 ANDREW MARC HOLLY G-BTFP PIPER PA-38-112 38-78A0340 AMY CAROLINE LOUISE FOX G-BTPC BAE.ATP 2010 ATLANTIC AIRLINES LTD G-BTVT BAE.146-200 E2200 TRIDENT AVIATION LEASING SERVICES (JERSEY) LTD G-BUOE CAMERON V-90 2938 BRIAN SMALLWOOD G-CCOZ MONNETT SONERAI 2 PFA 015-10107 WILLIAM HARDY COLE G-CFHD SCHLEICHER ASW 20 BL 20694 OLIVER JOHN BOSANKO G-CGBT AGUSTA A109S 22120 SLOANE HELICOPTERS LTD G-CGHY HAWKER 800XP 258477 XCLUSIVE JET CHARTER LTD G-CGMT AVRO 146-RJ85 E2285 TRIDENT AVIATION LEASING SERVICES (JERSEY) LTD G-CGNJ CAMERON Z-105 11261 ANDY PARSONS G-CGNU AVRO 146-RJ100 E3375 BAE SYSTEMS (OPERATIONS) LTD G-CGOH CAMERON C-80 11447 SPIRIT BALLOONS LTD G-CGOI STEWART S-51 144 KEVIN EDWARD ARMSTRONG G-CGOV X'AIR FALCON 582(2) BMAA/HB/599 ALLAN HIPKIN G-CGOW CAMERON Z-77 11366 JOHN FRANCIS TILL G-CGOX X'AIR HAWK LAA 340-14993 BRIAN KENNETH HARRISON G-CGPA MAGIC CYCLONE AC-149 MARK ANTHONY SWEET G-CGPB MAGNI M24C 24105964 MAGNI GYRO LTD G-CGPC PEGASUS QUIK 8544 ALISTAIR CRAIG BARNES G-CGPD ULTRAMAGIC S-90 90/110 STEPHEN JOHN FARRANT G-CGPE QUIK GT450 8542 EDWIN HAROLD GATEHOUSE G-CGPF FLYLIGHT DRAGONFLY 058 FLYLIGHT AIRSPORTS LTD G-CGPH ULTRAMAGIC S-50 50/02 THE PACKHOUSE LTD G-CGPI EC135 T2+ 0341 BOND AVIATION LEASING LTD G-CGPK ROTORSPORT UK MT-03 RSUK/MT-03/020 KAY BLUNDRED G-CGPL SONEX LAA 337-14775 PAUL CHRISTOPHER ASKEW G-CGPM QUIKR 8543 P AND M AVIATION LTD G-CGPN MORANE SAULNIER MS.880B 2429 PATRICK WHITE G-CGPO TL 2000 STING CARBON LAA 347-14896 GRAHAM ANTONY SQUIRES G-CGPR PIPERSPORT P1001043 ALEXANDER DALTRY-COOKE G-CGPT FALCON 900EX 028 TAG AVIATION (UK) LTD G-CGRA FLIGHT DESIGN MC A-10-07-31 P AND M 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from use G-BOSB THUNDER AX7-77 Cancelled by CAA G-BPAX CESSNA 150M Permanently withdrawn from use G-BPCM ROTORWAY EXECUTIVE Cancelled by CAA G-BPCX PIPER PA-28-236 Transferred to UK Registration Mark G-ZSDB G-BPED BOEING 757-236 Transferred to another country or authority UNITED STATES OF AMERICA G-BPEJ BOEING 757-236 Transferred to another country or authority FRANCE G-BPEK BOEING 757-236 Transferred to another country or authority FRANCE G-BPJR PIPER PA-28-161 Transferred to another country or authority UNITED STATES OF AMERICA G-BRII ZODIAC CH 600 Transferred to UK Registration Mark G-HILY G-BSFB CASA 1-131E SERIES 2000 Transferred to UK Registration Mark G-WJCM G-BSHV PIPER L18C Transferred to UK Registration Mark G-GRIZ G-BSPJ REPLICA CAMPBELL CRICKET Cancelled by CAA G-BTKN CAMERON O-120 Permanently withdrawn from use G-BTNU BAE.146-300 Transferred to another country or authority SOUTH AFRICA G-BTTS COLT 77A Permanently withdrawn from use G-BUUT INTERAVIA 70TA Permanently 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