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I still find it amusing that we used to differentiate between the models of the Puma by the "boobs" at the inlets. If I remember correctly I think it was the later models that didn't have them, they were just flat. :-)
@BaasG if that's a Puma AS332, then the correct ICAO code is AS32, not AS33.
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| Date | Aircraft | Origin | Destination | Departure | Arrival | Duration |
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| 11-Sep-2026 | Unknown | Near Schanis | Dubendorf Air Base (LSMD) | 12:58PM CEST | 01:15PM CEST | 0:16 |
| 11-Sep-2026 | Unknown | Near Bad Ragaz | Near Schanis | First seen 10:45AM CEST | Last seen 11:04AM CEST | 0:18 |
| 11-Sep-2026 | Unknown | Dubendorf Air Base (LSMD) | Near Samedan | 08:20AM CEST | Last seen 08:56AM CEST | 0:35 |
| 03-Sep-2026 | Unknown | Payerne Air Base (VIP / LSMP) | Dubendorf Air Base (LSMD) | 08:19AM CEST | 08:53AM CEST | 0:34 |
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