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I removed the section for the time being as none of the accidents listed are particularly notable for a military training aircraft, the one mention of a grounding is standard practice and I cant see any evidence of it being notable either.
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Just out of interest particularly the editor who thought that finding a PC-9 with c/n 605 doesnt mean 605 have been built !
001 & 002 Prototypes (2)
101 - 248 PC-9 Production (Mynamar / Sauda Arabia / Switzerland / Iraq / Cyprus / Thailand / Chad / EIS Aircraft / Pilatus and includes a static test airframe (147)
501 - 567 PC-9/A Production for RAAF (67)
605 and 617-673 and 779 PC-9(M) (Croatia / Slovenia / Oman / Ireland / Pilatus) (54) 671 and 673 may not have been built and 779 may be a re-build of 669.