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VH-OJB, 1989 Boeing 747-438, C/N: 24373
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Aircraft VH-OJB, 1989 Boeing 747-438, c/n 24373, Qantas ; Charter flt into Rotterdam to pickup of the Australian soccer team who played a test match in Rotterdam on the occasion of the World Cup Soccer in France.Flt departed to Suttgard, at RTM, photo by Henk Geerlings
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Qantas ; Charter flt into Rotterdam to pickup of the Australian soccer team who played a test match in Rotterdam on the occasion of the World Cup Soccer in France.Flt departed to Suttgard
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Shot Date 2006-06-05
Airport RTM
Rotterdam Airport, Rotterdam Netherlands
Upload Date 2011-10-11
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Software Adobe Photoshop 7.0
Dimensions 1322 × 905
Date Taken 2011-10-11 15:16:38
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Aircraft VH-OJB, last destination : California, at KVCV, photo by olivier Cortot
olivier Cortot
@ KVCV
Aircraft VH-OJB, bringing in personnel and equipment for earthquake rescue, at NZCH, photo by Bill Mallinson
Bill Mallinson
@ NZCH
Aircraft VH-OJB, Qantas ; Charter flt into Rotterdam to pickup of the Australian soccer team who played a test match in Rotterdam on the occasion of the World Cup Soccer in France. Flt departed to Suttgard, at EHRD, photo by Henk Geerlings
Henk Geerlings
@ EHRD
Aircraft VH-OJB, Qantas, at EDDF, photo by Martin Nimmervoll
Martin Nimmervoll
@ EDDF
Aircraft VH-OJB, Soon to be history: NZ has only two B744 left, and QF doesn't offer regular B744 services to AKL any longer, at NZAA, photo by Micha Lueck
Micha Lueck
@ NZAA
Aircraft VH-OJB, 1989 Boeing 747-438, c/n 24373, Qantas ; Charter flt into Rotterdam to pickup of the Australian soccer team who played a test match in Rotterdam on the occasion of the World Cup Soccer in France.Flt departed to Suttgard, at RTM, photo by Henk Geerlings
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