QF 744 retirement. Where is it at? - Page 90

Brenden S · #**891** 2nd August 2020, 07:30 PM

She was transported to be scrapped.

MarkR · #**892** 24th September 2020, 07:41 AM

At least some 747 history will remain in local hands, I will drink to that https://wine.qantas.com/p/Qantas-747...ery/QA747FBC_V

Greg Hyde · #**893** 12th October 2020, 07:55 AM

OEH was deleted from the register on 09/10 as exported to USA

Greg Hyde · #**894** 16th November 2020, 06:20 PM

The secrets behind the flying radar ‘Roo

As our national airline celebrates 100 years, here’s a special gift to avgeeks everywhere–the inside story of the famous ‘Roo in the sky

Many years from now, when the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic is over, we’ll still be talking about one of 2020’s aviation highlights—how, on a spectacularly sunny July day, people across the globe were transfixed by a Boeing 747’s final flight as it created a colossal, connect-the-dots ‘flying kangaroo’ over the Pacific Ocean.

It was a parting and nostalgic love letter of sorts, a farewell to all those aviation enthusiasts who followed its final journey online as it flew to the aircraft boneyards of the Mojave Desert.

Headlining this brilliant achievement was Qantas’ Boeing fleet manager, Captain Owen Weaver. The 25-year company veteran is unsurprisingly humble about his flying successes and acknowledges that the feat was ‘absolutely not achievable on my own’.

https://www.flightsafetyaustralia.co...ing-radar-roo/