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Honduras aircraft marking are the same at [c2e98], [whe86]
(which show image with 5 stars but the text refer to one star)
and Jane's 1945: blue-white-blue stripes with one blue 5 points
star on the white, which carried on the wing-tips and rudder
(horizontally).
Fuerza Aérea Hondurena was formed in 1933 as Aviacion Militar
Hondurena and use those marking since 1936. It got its current
name in 1954?
From <www.scramble.nl>
it seems that nowadays the wing-tips markings are gone and the
rudder stripes were converted to Fin Flash.
See also some images of the "rudder-stripes" era at
<www.acig.org/fah_f-4u-5>,
<www.acig.org/fas_corsair>
, <www.acig.org/fah_t-28d>,
<www.airliners.net/209867.
The fin flash is made of three stripes without the star as seen
at: <www.airliners.net/357010>.
Dov Gutterman, 17 June 2004
by Željko Heimer, 1 November 2001
According to Wheeler's book Fuerza Ae'rea Hondurena uses
national flag (but in ~11:14) as fin flash and vertical square
variant as its roundel
Dov Gutterman, 11 October 1999
According to a photo of Jane's Weekly 07.01.98, confirming
with Cochrane book, the only aircraft marking is a rectangular
horizontal triband b-w-b , with only one star in the middle of
the white, this marking being on the fin as specified.
Armand du Payrat, 11 October 1999
According to Album 2000 [pay00]
- Aircraft Fin Marking (named Aircraft Fin Flash in [pay01], but the
French name for both is "Cocarde sur dérive) - Similar to
the national flag, but with one large star instead of five stars,
i.e. a horizontal triband of blue white blue with one blue
five-pointed star in the middle.
Željko Heimer, 1 November 2001
According to a new book titled "Air markings of the
world", published in Beijin China in Oct 2003 and supervised
by Chinese Airforce political Committee, Honduras air marking is
same as national flag but in square shape.
Nozomi Kariyasu, 6 December 2003
