Another civilian-owned ISR aircraft has arrived in Japan
N334CA, a Beechcraft 350 Super King Air turboprop aircraft modified for ISR (Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) missions has arrived in Japan.
怪しいB350(N334CA)がPASYより飛来。胴体上下にデカいフェアリング、各所にアンテナてんこ盛り。そしてノーズギアと後部フィンにはレジとは異なる351の文字。久々にテンション上がる機体でした。#RJCC #新千歳空港
2020/8/17 pic.twitter.com/UdFoGDKEki— Go●gleあーす (@STKontheearth) August 17, 2020
The aircraft was spotted at New Chitose Airport, Japan after a flight from Eareckson Air Station, Alaskan Aleutian Islands. It had apparently made a stop at Boeing Field on Aug. 14 whilst on its way to Japan.
The plane’s owner is Commuter Air Technology, headquatered in Oklahoma City. A press release from 2009 says its King Air based Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) system is called the STALKER.
