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VH-OEJ, 2003 Boeing 747-438/ER, C/N: 32914
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Aircraft VH-OEJ, 2003 Boeing 747-438/ER, c/n 32914 l/n 1331, Qantas former Wunala Dreaming 747-400, now painted for the Australian national soccer team, at LAX, photo by Florida Metal
Qantas former Wunala Dreaming 747-400, now painted for the Australian national soccer team
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Shot Date 2015-10-17
Airport LAX
Los Angeles International Airport
Upload Date 2015-11-22
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Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS Rebel T6i
Shutter Speed 1/2000 sec
Aperture f/5.6
ISO 100
Focal Length 186 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 6000 × 4000
Date Taken 2015-10-17 17:04:56
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Aircraft VH-OEJ, (Wunala Dreaming) of Qantas flys over Denver, Colorado, photo by Bluedharma
Bluedharma
Aircraft VH-OEJ, Qantas B747-438 VH-OEJ Cn 32914 returning from Kosciuszko NP on 17Jul2020 - during the last ever Qantas Boeing 747 Passenger Flight. The aircraft flew over Parliament House and Lake Burley Griffin before returning to Canberra Airport., at YSCB, photo by Walnaus47
Walnaus47
@ YSCB
Aircraft VH-OEJ, Qantas Airways 747-400, at KLAX, photo by speedbrds
speedbrds
@ KLAX
Aircraft VH-OEJ, Qantas, at LAX, photo by Florida Metal
Florida Metal
@ LAX
Aircraft VH-OEJ, Qantas B747-438 VH-OEJ Cn 32914 rolling out at Canberra International Airport YSCB on Rwy 17 on 17Jul2020 - ending the last ever Qantas Boeing 747 Passenger Flight. The aircraft flew from Kosciuszko NP before orbiting Canberra and returning to YSCB., at YSCB, photo by Walnaus47
Walnaus47
@ YSCB
Aircraft VH-OEJ, 2003 Boeing 747-438/ER, c/n 32914 l/n 1331, Qantas former Wunala Dreaming 747-400, now painted for the Australian national soccer team, at LAX, photo by Florida Metal
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