Talk:Nord Noratlas

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Numbers of Aircraft and Where

It is obscenely difficult to determine just where these Noratlases snuck off to. I have ordered a copy of a certain Jane's book in the hopes that it will be able to clear up the mystery; for now I have put in a common set of numbers one sees floating around. The 208 N-2501s, 186 N-2501Ds, 6 N-2501ISs, and 6 N-2502Fs are the only numbers that I have not seen conflicting numbers on. -- Saaber 14:05, 23 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Former Operators

France	Air Force: 208 N-2501; Navy: 1 N-2504
Germany	Air Force: 186 N-2501D
Greece	Air Force: 52 N-2501D, 1 N-2508 (from Germany)
Israel	Air Force: 6 N-2501IS, 16 N-2501D (from Germany)
Angola	Air Force: N-2501D, N-2502A, N-2502B (from Portugal); probably 7 total
Djibouti	Air Force: 3 ex-French N-2501s
Mozambique	Air Force: 7 ex-Portuguese N-2501D.
Niger	Air Force: 4 N-2501D (from Germany), 1 N-2501 (from France)
Nigeria	Air Force: 2 N-2501D (from Germany) from an original order for 10 (the rest were diverted to Israel). Unconfirmed reports that 4 N2501 were acquired from France. In 1972 two more N2501 were purchased from France for use as spares.
Portugal	Air Force: 6 N-2502F, 3 N-2502A (from Air Algérie), 19 N2501D (from Germany)
Rwanda	Air Force: 2 ex-French N-2501s.

Table moved from article and replaced by standard info. Piotr Mikołajski 22:40, 16 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Aircraft on display/Survivors sections

These sections are missing, there appears to be at least one still flying (or it was in 2009!). Nimbus (Cumulus nimbus floats by) 16:21, 31 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]