Talk:Tachikawa Ki-54

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Misawa The restored example is no longer at Misawa, as per a new article online, this was due to be removed in November 2020: https://www.daily-tohoku.news/archives/39821 This states it is being leased from the prefecture, which owns the aircraft, to a Holdings company that is somehow related to Tachikawa Aircraft. Its current location is unknown, as are future plans, though the article does say it needs monitoring of humidity etc.

Also the museums website (which has an auto translate to english) has removed this plane from their listings and the part of the museum than contains it now contains a Hondajet I'm sure this wont be enough to get anything amended but I thought I should put this somewhere

90.213.202.105 (talk) 18:30, 22 May 2021 (UTC)