DO NOT USE THE FLAG IN THE PLANE IT WAS MY PERSONAL PROPERTY IF YOU WANT TO USE YOU MUST HAVE MY PERMISSION

VTOL: Flaps
AG1: jettison escape pod
AG2: Door
AG2: Parachute

VC-99 is a modified HS-748 for use by Governor General of Indonesian Colonial of Wright

History

The use of this aircraft can be traced back in 1978 when a C-47 aircraft carrying the Governor General of Wright Land was shot down by the Wright Red Air Force which killed all passengers including the Governor General. Then after the Wright Communist war ended in 1983, the new governor general needed a plane to travel because he didn't want to use Wright International Airlines' Fokker F-28s. Then several aircraft such as the Lockheed L-100, Douglas DC-4, and Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress were offered, but none were suitable. While the governor-general was on a visit to Bougainville, he saw the wreck of a Hawker Siddeley HS-748 aircraft. Because it was deemed suitable, expert technicians were asked to restore the aircraft.

This aircraft was later given the VC-99 designnation. This aircraft first flew on 24 December 1984 and is still in use today as a short-range aircraft along with the ATR 72. In 2006 this aircraft received an upgrade in the form of replacing the cockpit instrument with a glass cockpit, replacing the Rolls-Royce Dart engine with a Pratt & Whitney Canada PWC 127 engine. , and the addition of an aircraft protection system

What's new
Openable door

Other Variant
Original Version

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