![Aviation Association of Western Australia Inc (AAWA) members on a special airside visit at Perth Airport – 30 July 2018. 26 of AAWA’s 67 members were able to attend the event. Terminal 1 and the control tower are visible behind.](https://i0.wp.com/www.aviationwa.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/20180730_AAWA_members_airside_visit_Perth_Airport_David_Eyre-1.jpg?fit=1024%2C683&ssl=1)
Aviation Association of Western Australia Inc (AAWA) members on a special airside visit at Perth Airport – 30 July 2018. 26 of AAWA’s 67 members were able to attend the event. Terminal 1 and the control tower are visible behind.
![Aviation Association of Western Australia Inc (AAWA) members on a special airside visit at Perth Airport – 30 July 2018. 26 of AAWA’s 67 members were able to attend the event. Terminal 1 and the control tower are visible behind.](https://i0.wp.com/www.aviationwa.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/20180730_AAWA_members_airside_visit_Perth_Airport_David_Eyre-1.jpg?resize=640%2C427)
26 of AAWA’s 67 members were able to attend the event. Terminal 1 and the control tower are visible behind.
30 July 2018 © David Eyre
The Aviation Association of Western Australia Inc (AAWA) and Perth Airport arranged an airside visit for nearly 30 AAWA members (less than half of AAWA’s total members) at Perth Airport on 30 July 2018.
The visit was arranged to coincide with the return of Qantas’ Boeing 747s to Perth, where it was temporarily operating domestic flights between Sydney and Perth, due to a need to train more Boeing 737 pilots.
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SEE PHOTOS OF THE QANTAS BOEING 747 (AAWA AIRSIDE VISIT): 30 JULY 2018
![VH-OEF Boeing 747-438ER (MSN 32910/1313) of Qantas, named 'Sydney', with Oneworld titles, at Perth Airport – 30 July 2018. Photo © David Eyre. Arriving on runway 21 at 2:11pm as QF581 from Sydney. This marks the temporary return of Qantas' Boeing 747s to Perth, operating domestic flights between Sydney and Perth for crew training purposes, prior to the gradual retirement of the Boeing 747 from Qantas' fleet by 2020. Taken during an Aviation Association of WA Inc (AAWA) airside visit.](https://i0.wp.com/www.aviationwa.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/20180730_VH-OEF_David_Eyre-5.jpg?resize=640%2C394)
Arriving on runway 21 at 2:11pm as QF581 from Sydney. This marks the temporary return of Qantas’ Boeing 747s to Perth, operating domestic flights between Sydney and Perth for crew training purposes, prior to the gradual retirement of the Boeing 747 from Qantas’ fleet by 2020. Taken during an Aviation Association of WA Inc (AAWA) airside visit.