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This was just before 8AM. This area was not used by many dedicated aviation enthusiasts, due to the double-layered fence between spectators and the taxiway. Stepladders and tripods were banned, for safety reasons. It later filled up and there was a traffic jam on Airport Drive, which unfortunately delayed passengers catching flights out of the airport.
Photo © David Eyre
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © David Eyre
This photo was taken by AAWA member Geoff Selby’s wife Christine, as the AN-225 flew over the Swan Valley on its way to join finals for Perths runway 21 .
Photo © Christine Selby.
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Matt Hayes.
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Scott Morgan
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Scott Morgan
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Matt Hayes.
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Matt Hayes.
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Matt Hayes.
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
On finals for runway 21 at 11:48 am.
Photo © Matt Hayes.
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. On final approach to runway 21 at 11:51AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Slowly taxying on taxiway Charlie to the International Terminal, after landing on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery.
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
Photo © Will Carvolth
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It continued to the end of the runway and is seen here at 12:04 as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It continued to the end of the runway and is seen here at 12:05PM, receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It continued to the end of the runway and is seen here at 12:05PM, receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It continued to the end of the runway and is seen here at 12:05PM, receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It continued to the end of the runway and is seen here at 12:05PM, receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It continued to the end of the runway and is seen here at 12:05PM, receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It continued to the end of the runway and is seen here at 12:06PM, after receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:06PM, after receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:06PM, after receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:06PM, after receiving a water cannon salute from airport fire crews as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. Co-pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:06PM, as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. The bumps on the top of the fuselage are mounting points for carrying external loads, and were previously used to carry the Buran space shuttle. Powered by six ZMKB Progress D-18 turbofans, of 229.5 kN (51,600 lbs) thrust each.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:06PM, as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. The bumps on the top of the fuselage are mounting points for carrying external loads, and were previously used to carry the Buran space shuttle. Powered by six ZMKB Progress D-18 turbofans, of 229.5 kN (51,600 lbs) thrust each. Pilot flying the Ukrainian flag from the cockpit.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:06PM, as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. The bumps on the top of the fuselage are mounting points for carrying external loads, and were previously used to carry the Buran space shuttle. The twin tails were used so that they would not be affected by carriage of external loads.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:07PM, as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. The bumps on the top of the fuselage are mounting points for carrying external loads, and were previously used to carry the Buran space shuttle. The twin tails were used so that they would not be affected by carriage of external loads.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:07PM, as it slowly taxied to Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. The bumps on the top of the fuselage are mounting points for carrying external loads, and were previously used to carry the Buran space shuttle. The twin tails were used so that they would not be affected by carriage of external loads.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:43PM at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. The nose cone is raised and the nose gear has been kneeled down to ease offloading of the cargo, with jacks to support the nose. The An-225 does not have rear loading doors. A Qantas A330-200 is taking off from runway 21 in the background.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:47PM at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. The nose cone is raised and the nose gear has been kneeled down to ease offloading of the cargo, with jacks to support the nose. The cargo ramp is being unfolded and lowered.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Landed on runway 21 at 11:52AM from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator from Prague, for Worsley Alumina Refinery. Seen here at 12:47PM at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal. The nose cone is raised and the nose gear has been kneeled down to ease offloading of the cargo, with jacks to support the nose. The cargo ramp is being unfolded and lowered.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Some of the 19 crew members are posing in front of the aircraft for the media, whilst the aircraft is parked at Bay 162, prior to unloading the 117-tonne generator.
Photo © David Eyre
The Ukrainian community celebrated the arrival of the An-225, as it is designed, built, owned and operated from Ukraine. Dr Kulinich was appointed Ambassador to Australia in November 2015.
Photo © David Eyre
The Ukrainian community celebrated the arrival of the An-225, as it is designed, built, owned and operated from Ukraine. Dr Kulinich was appointed Ambassador to Australia in November 2015.
Photo © David Eyre
The Ukrainian community celebrated the arrival of the An-225, as it is designed, built, owned and operated from Ukraine. Dr Kulinich was appointed Ambassador to Australia in November 2015.
Photo © David Eyre
Photo © David Eyre
Photo © David Eyre
Photo © David Eyre
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
Unloading its cargo, a massive power generator destined for a WA Alumina refinery.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
Unloading its cargo, a massive power generator destined for a WA Alumina refinery.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
UR-82060 Antonov An-225 Mriya (MSN 19530503763/01-01) of Antonov Airlines (Antonov Design Bureau) at Perth Airport – 15 May 2016.
Being unloaded at the International Terminal.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 4:58PM, parked at Bay 162, with the 117-tonne Brush generator emerging, with two cranes getting ready for unloading it onto a truck.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 4:59PM, parked at Bay 162, with the 117-tonne Brush generator emerging, with two cranes getting ready for unloading it onto a truck.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:05PM, parked at Bay 162, with the 117-tonne Brush generator emerging, with two cranes getting ready for unloading it onto a truck.
Photo © David Eyre
Resting at the International Terminal.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
View of part of the massive cargo hold – this is the cargo going to Dubai World Centre and then Milan. The cargo hold is 43 metres long, 6.4 metres wide and 4.4 metres tall. On the ceiling, there is a four-point lifting crane which can carry up to 30 tonnes. The crane can move along rails on the roof to ease loading and unloading.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
Parked at Bay 162, opposite the International Terminal 1. This was the first visit by the An-225 to Australia. It arrived at 11:52AM the previous day (15 May 2016) from Kuala Lumpur as ADB3610, carrying a 117-tonne Brush generator for Worsley Alumina Refinery. It departed at 5:58AM on 17 May as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, carrying a smaller amount of cargo.
Photo © Michael Ward
The aircraft is being towed to bay 150 for refuelling at 2:09 am.
Photo © Dylan Thomas
Parked at Bay 150 / Gate 50 at Terminal 1 Domestic (Virgin) at 4:04AM, after refuelling. Refuelling took two hours! It was then towed back to Bay 162 before departing to Dubai World Centre as ADB3655 at 5:58AM.
Photo © Marcus Graff
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 4:59AM, parked at Bay 162, with a relatively small cargo onboard, getting ready to depart as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:37AM, as the aircraft began to taxy from the International Terminal to runway 03, prior to taking off at 5:59AM as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:38AM, taxying past Terminal 1 Domestic towards runway 03, to depart as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:38AM, taxying past Terminal 1 Domestic towards runway 03, to depart as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:41AM, taxying past the control tower towards runway 03, to depart as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:42AM, taxying towards runway 03, to depart as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:42AM, taxying towards runway 03, to depart as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:50AM, running up the engines near runway 03, prior to departing as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:50AM, running up the engines near runway 03, prior to departing as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
At the holding point, warming up the engines ready for a runway 03 departure .
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
At the holding point, warming up the engines ready for a runway 03 departure .
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
Taking off from runway 03 at 5:55 am. .
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:56AM, running up the engines on runway 03, prior to taking off at 5:59AM as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:57AM, as the aircraft ran-up its engines on runway 03, prior to taking off at 5:59AM as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre. A Fokker 100 of Network Aviation is waiting to line up for take off to the right of the photo.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:59AM, as the aircraft was on its take-off roll from runway 03 as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre. The An-225 is in the centre of the photo.
Photo © David Eyre
First visit by the An-225 to Australia. Seen here at 5:59AM, as the aircraft climbed after take-off from runway 03 as ADB3655 direct to Dubai World Centre. The engines are glowing orange with the heat of running at high power settings.
Photo © David Eyre
Taking off from runway 03 at 5:59AM as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, following the first visit to Australia by the An-225.
Photo © Marcus Graff
Taking off from runway 03 at 5:59AM as ADB3655 to Dubai World Centre, following the first visit to Australia by the An-225.
Photo © Marcus Graff
