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A7-APF Airbus A380-861 (MSN 189) of Qatar Airways, over the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia – 31 March 2020.
*Final Qatar A380 visit to Perth*. After this, services were reduced due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Flight QR900 from Doha, heading east before landing on Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 5:46pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-APF Airbus A380-861 (MSN 189) of Qatar Airways, over the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia – 31 March 2020.
*Final Qatar A380 visit to Perth*. After this, services were reduced due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Flight QR900 from Doha, heading east before landing on Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 5:46pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-APF Airbus A380-861 (MSN 189) of Qatar Airways, over the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia – 31 March 2020.
*Final Qatar A380 visit to Perth*. After this, services were reduced due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Flight QR900 from Doha, heading east before landing on Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 5:46pm.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUK Boeing 767-343(ER) (MSN 30009) of Condor at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020. Photographed here arriving on runway 21. First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak. Photo © Daniel Kotronis D-ABUM Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 25170/542) of Condor, in retro livery, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE592 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 3:31pm. It departed at 7:38pm as DE593 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
One of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUM Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 25170) of Condor (retro scheme) at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUM Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 25170/542) of Condor, in retro livery, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE592 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 3:31pm. It departed at 7:38pm as DE593 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
One of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUM Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 25170) of Condor (retro scheme) at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUM Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 25170) of Condor (retro scheme) at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUM Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 25170) of Condor (retro scheme) at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUL Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 26259/534) of Condor, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE460 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 5pm. It departed at 9:25pm as DE461 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
The second of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUL Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 26259/534) of Condor, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE460 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 5pm. It departed at 9:25pm as DE461 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
The second of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUL Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 26259) of Condor at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUL Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 26259/534) of Condor, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE460 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 5pm. It departed at 9:25pm as DE461 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
The second of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUL Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 26259) of Condor at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUL Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 26259) of Condor at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUL Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 26259/534) of Condor, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE460 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 5pm. It departed at 9:25pm as DE461 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
The second of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUL Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 26259) of Condor at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUT Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 29383/747) of Condor, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE470 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 5:34pm. It departed at 10:25pm as DE471 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
The third of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUT Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 29383) of Condor at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUT Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 29383) of Condor at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUT Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 29383/747) of Condor, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE470 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 5:34pm. It departed at 10:25pm as DE471 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
The third of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. D-ABUT Boeing 767-31B (ER) (MSN 29383) of Condor at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this German Government charter was in Perth to pick up passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania berthed in Fremantle, due to the Corona virus outbreak.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
D-ABUT Boeing 767-31B(ER) (MSN 29383/747) of Condor, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
First visit to Perth. On a German Government repatriation charter flight DE470 from Frankfurt via Phuket to Perth, landing on runway 21 at 5:34pm. It departed at 10:25pm as DE471 via Phuket to Frankfurt.
The third of four Condor 767-300ERs visiting Perth, picking up 800 stranded passengers from the cruise ship MV Artania, which had berthed in the port of Fremantle to offload passengers, due to a Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-XNC Bombardier CL-600-2B16 Challenger 604 (MSN 5619) of Surveillance Australia Pty Ltd (Cobham SAR Services Pty Ltd), at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
‘RESCUE 440’ landing on runway 21 at 5:25pm. Modified for search and rescue, under contract to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).
Photo © David Eyre. A7-APB Airbus A380-861 (MSN 143) of Qatar Airways, named ‘Al-Aasimia’, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
Taken a couple of days before the last Qatar A380 visit to Perth, before services were altered due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Flight QR900 from Doha landing on runway 21 at 5:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-APB Airbus A380-861 (MSN 143) of Qatar Airways, named ‘Al-Aasimia’, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
Taken a couple of days before the last Qatar A380 visit to Perth, before services were altered due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Flight QR900 from Doha landing on runway 21 at 5:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-APB Airbus A380-861 (MSN 143) of Qatar Airways, named ‘Al-Aasimia’, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
Taken a couple of days before the last Qatar A380 visit to Perth, before services were altered due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Flight QR900 from Doha landing on runway 21 at 5:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-APB Airbus A380-861 (MSN 143) of Qatar Airways, named ‘Al-Aasimia’, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
Taken a couple of days before the last Qatar A380 visit to Perth, before services were altered due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Flight QR900 from Doha landing on runway 21 at 5:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-APB Airbus A380-861 (MSN 143) of Qatar Airways, named ‘Al-Aasimia’, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
Taken a couple of days before the last Qatar A380 visit to Perth, before services were altered due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Flight QR900 from Doha landing on runway 21 at 5:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-APB Airbus A380-861 (MSN 143) of Qatar Airways, named ‘Al-Aasimia’, at Perth Airport – 29 March 2020.
Taken a couple of days before the last Qatar A380 visit to Perth, before services were altered due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Flight QR900 from Doha landing on runway 21 at 5:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BET Boeing 777-3DZ ER (MSN 64087/1561) of Qatar Airways, over the northern suburbs of Perth – 25 March 2020.
Flight QR900 from Doha, heading northeast along the 9 DME arc, before joining the approach to Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 6:05pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BET Boeing 777-3DZ ER (MSN 64087/1561) of Qatar Airways, over the northern suburbs of Perth – 25 March 2020.
Flight QR900 from Doha, heading northeast along the 9 DME arc, before joining the approach to Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 6:05pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-NHV Fokker 100 (MSN 11482) of QantasLink (Network Aviation), at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
QF1609 from Kalgoorlie, on approach to runway 06 at 3:14pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-NHV Fokker 100 (MSN 11482) of QantasLink (Network Aviation), at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
QF1609 from Kalgoorlie, on approach to runway 06 at 3:14pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-NHV Fokker 100 (MSN 11482) of QantasLink (Network Aviation), at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
QF1609 from Kalgoorlie, on approach to runway 06 at 3:14pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-XZN Boeing 737-838 (MSN 44575/5060), of Qantas, named ‘Wagga Wagga’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Flight QF585 from Adelaide, landing on runway 06 at 3:20pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-EBS Airbus A330-203 (MSN 1258) of Qantas, named ‘Swan Valley’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Landing on runway 06 at 3:30pm, as flight QF577 from Sydney.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-EBS Airbus A330-203 (MSN 1258) of Qantas, named ‘Swan Valley’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Landing on runway 06 at 3:30pm, as flight QF577 from Sydney.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-EBS Airbus A330-203 (MSN 1258) of Qantas, named ‘Swan Valley’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Landing on runway 06 at 3:30pm, as flight QF577 from Sydney.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-EBS Airbus A330-203 (MSN 1258) of Qantas, named ‘Swan Valley’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Landing on runway 06 at 3:30pm, as flight QF577 from Sydney.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-YFX Boeing 737-8FE (MSN 41013/6330) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Mackenzie’s Bay’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Flight VA1484 from Broome, landing on runway 06 at 3:33pm.
Photo © David Eyre. 4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 DreamLiner (MSN 38800) of EL AL Israel Airlines at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this special repatriation flight was returning Australian citizens to Australia, and taking home stranded Israeli citizens, due to the Corona Virus outbreak.
Photographed here landing on runway 24 at 3:38 pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 38800/794) of El Al Israel Airlines, named ‘Herzliya’ at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First ever direct commercial flight from Israel to Australia. In a special cooperative effort between Israel, Australian and New Zealand authorities, this flight brought over 100 Australians home and took over 280 Israeli citizens, including 80 from New Zealand, back to Israel. Tickets for the return flight sold out in 15 minutes. Before the Coronavirus (COVID-19), El Al planned direct services between Tel Aviv and Melbourne, and one of these operated on 2 April 2020.
Flight LY87 arriving direct from Tel Aviv after a 14-hour flight is seen landing on Perth’s runway 06 at 3:42pm . The return flight LY88 departed Perth at 8:45pm and landed in Tel Aviv just under 14.5 hours later.
Photo © David Eyre. 4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 38800/794) of El Al Israel Airlines, named ‘Herzliya’ at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First ever direct commercial flight from Israel to Australia. In a special cooperative effort between Israel, Australian and New Zealand authorities, this flight brought over 100 Australians home and took over 280 Israeli citizens, including 80 from New Zealand, back to Israel. Tickets for the return flight sold out in 15 minutes. Before the Coronavirus (COVID-19), El Al planned direct services between Tel Aviv and Melbourne, and one of these operated on 2 April 2020.
Flight LY87 arriving direct from Tel Aviv after a 14-hour flight is seen landing on Perth’s runway 06 at 3:42pm. The return flight LY88 departed Perth at 8:45pm and landed in Tel Aviv just under 14.5 hours later.
Photo © David Eyre. 4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 DreamLiner (MSN 38800) of EL AL Israel Airlines at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this special repatriation flight was returning Australian citizens to Australia, and taking home stranded Israeli citizens, due to the Corona Virus outbreak.
Photographed here landing on runway 24 at 3:38 pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 38800/794) of El Al Israel Airlines, named ‘Herzliya’ at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First ever direct commercial flight from Israel to Australia. In a special cooperative effort between Israel, Australian and New Zealand authorities, this flight brought over 100 Australians home and took over 280 Israeli citizens, including 80 from New Zealand, back to Israel. Tickets for the return flight sold out in 15 minutes. Before the Coronavirus (COVID-19), El Al planned direct services between Tel Aviv and Melbourne, and one of these operated on 2 April 2020.
Flight LY87 arriving direct from Tel Aviv after a 14-hour flight is seen landing on Perth’s runway 06 at 3:42pm. The return flight LY88 departed Perth at 8:45pm and landed in Tel Aviv just under 14.5 hours later.
Photo © David Eyre. 4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 38800/794) of El Al Israel Airlines, named ‘Herzliya’ at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First ever direct commercial flight from Israel to Australia. In a special cooperative effort between Israel, Australian and New Zealand authorities, this flight brought over 100 Australians home and took over 280 Israeli citizens, including 80 from New Zealand, back to Israel. Tickets for the return flight sold out in 15 minutes. Before the Coronavirus (COVID-19), El Al planned direct services between Tel Aviv and Melbourne, and one of these operated on 2 April 2020.
Flight LY87 arriving direct from Tel Aviv after a 14-hour flight is seen landing on Perth’s runway 06 at 3:42pm. The return flight LY88 departed Perth at 8:45pm and landed in Tel Aviv just under 14.5 hours later.
Photo © David Eyre. 4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 38800/794) of El Al Israel Airlines, named ‘Herzliya’ at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First ever direct commercial flight from Israel to Australia. In a special cooperative effort between Israel, Australian and New Zealand authorities, this flight brought over 100 Australians home and took over 280 Israeli citizens, including 80 from New Zealand, back to Israel. Tickets for the return flight sold out in 15 minutes. Before the Coronavirus (COVID-19), El Al planned direct services between Tel Aviv and Melbourne, and one of these operated on 2 April 2020.
Flight LY87 arriving direct from Tel Aviv after a 14-hour flight is seen landing on Perth’s runway 06 at 3:42pm. The return flight LY88 departed Perth at 8:45pm and landed in Tel Aviv just under 14.5 hours later.
Photo © David Eyre. 4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 DreamLiner (MSN 38800) of EL AL Israel Airlines at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this special repatriation flight was returning Australian citizens to Australia, and taking home stranded Israeli citizens, due to the Corona Virus outbreak.
Photographed here landing on runway 24 at 3:38 pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 38800/794) of El Al Israel Airlines, named ‘Herzliya’ at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First ever direct commercial flight from Israel to Australia. In a special cooperative effort between Israel, Australian and New Zealand authorities, this flight brought over 100 Australians home and took over 280 Israeli citizens, including 80 from New Zealand, back to Israel. Tickets for the return flight sold out in 15 minutes. Before the Coronavirus (COVID-19), El Al planned direct services between Tel Aviv and Melbourne, and one of these operated on 2 April 2020.
Flight LY87 arriving direct from Tel Aviv after a 14-hour flight is seen landing on Perth’s runway 06 at 3:42pm. The return flight LY88 departed Perth at 8:45pm and landed in Tel Aviv just under 14.5 hours later.
Photo © David Eyre. 4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 38800/794) of El Al Israel Airlines, named ‘Herzliya’ at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First ever direct commercial flight from Israel to Australia. In a special cooperative effort between Israel, Australian and New Zealand authorities, this flight brought over 100 Australians home and took over 280 Israeli citizens, including 80 from New Zealand, back to Israel. Tickets for the return flight sold out in 15 minutes. Before the Coronavirus (COVID-19), El Al planned direct services between Tel Aviv and Melbourne, and one of these operated on 2 April 2020.
Flight LY87 arriving direct from Tel Aviv after a 14-hour flight is seen landing on Perth’s runway 06 at 3:42pm. The return flight LY88 departed Perth at 8:45pm and landed in Tel Aviv just under 14.5 hours later.
Photo © David Eyre. 4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 DreamLiner (MSN 38800) of EL AL Israel Airlines at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this special repatriation flight was returning Australian citizens to Australia, and taking home stranded Israeli citizens, due to the Corona Virus outbreak.
Photographed here landing on runway 24 at 3:38 pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
4X-EDI Boeing 787-9 DreamLiner (MSN 38800) of EL AL Israel Airlines at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
First visit to Perth, this special repatriation flight was returning Australian citizens to Australia, and taking home stranded Israeli citizens, due to the Corona Virus outbreak.
Photographed here landing on runway 24 at 3:38 pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
VH-VUS Boeing 737-8FE (MSN 36607/3082) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Seaspray Beach’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Flight VA559 from Sydney, landing on runway 06 at 3:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-VUS Boeing 737-8FE (MSN 36607/3082) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Seaspray Beach’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Flight VA559 from Sydney, landing on runway 06 at 3:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-VUS Boeing 737-8FE (MSN 36607/3082) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Seaspray Beach’, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
Flight VA559 from Sydney, landing on runway 06 at 3:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. 9V-SHI Airbus A350-941 (MSN 322) of Singapore Airlines, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
SQ223 from Singapore arriving on runway 06 at 3:48pm.
Photo © David Eyre. 9V-SHI Airbus A350-941 (MSN 322) of Singapore Airlines, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
SQ223 from Singapore arriving on runway 06 at 3:48pm.
Photo © David Eyre. 9V-SHI Airbus A350-941 (MSN 322) of Singapore Airlines, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
SQ223 from Singapore arriving on runway 06 at 3:48pm.
Photo © David Eyre. 9V-SHI Airbus A350-941 (MSN 322) of Singapore Airlines, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
SQ223 from Singapore arriving on runway 06 at 3:48pm.
Photo © David Eyre. 9V-SHI Airbus A350-941 (MSN 322) of Singapore Airlines, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
SQ223 from Singapore arriving on runway 06 at 3:48pm.
Photo © David Eyre. 9V-SHI Airbus A350-941 (MSN 322) of Singapore Airlines, at Perth Airport – 24 March 2020.
SQ223 from Singapore arriving on runway 06 at 3:48pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A6-EOC Airbus A380-861 (MSN 165) of Emirates, in blue Expo 2020 livery, over the northern suburbs of Perth – 24 March 2020.
Final Emirates A380 flight to Perth (for the time being) – EK420 from Dubai, heading east to join the approach to Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 5:11pm.
Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the UAE Government directed Emirates to cease all passenger flights from 11.59pm the next day – 25 March 2020. Boeing 777-300ER passengers airliners were configured to transport freight to and from Perth during May 2020. Emirates resumed passenger flights to some international cities from 21 May 2020. From 17 June 2020 Perth again received Emirates passenger services, operated by Boeing 777-300ER.
Photo © David Eyre. A6-EOC Airbus A380-861 (MSN 165) of Emirates, in blue Expo 2020 livery, over the northern suburbs of Perth – 24 March 2020.
Final Emirates A380 flight to Perth (for the time being) – EK420 from Dubai, heading east to join the approach to Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 5:11pm.
Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the UAE Government directed Emirates to cease all passenger flights from 11.59pm the next day – 25 March 2020. Boeing 777-300ER passengers airliners were configured to transport freight to and from Perth during May 2020. Emirates resumed passenger flights to some international cities from 21 May 2020. From 17 June 2020 Perth again received Emirates passenger services, operated by Boeing 777-300ER.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BEO Boeing 777-3DZ ER (MSN 64065/1527) of Qatar Airways, over the northern suburbs of Perth – 24 March 2020.
Flight QR900 from Doha, heading northeast along the 9 DME arc, before joining the approach to Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 5:56pm. Qatar Airways has maintained limited capacity passenger flights throughout the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BEO Boeing 777-3DZ ER (MSN 64065/1527) of Qatar Airways, over the northern suburbs of Perth – 24 March 2020.
Flight QR900 from Doha, heading northeast along the 9 DME arc, before joining the approach to Perth Airport’s runway 21 at 5:56pm. Qatar Airways has maintained limited capacity passenger flights throughout the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-LVG / BIRDDOG 273 Rockwell Turbo Commander 690B (MSN 11551) of Agair Logistics Pty Ltd, Stawell, VIC, at Jandakot Airport – 25 March 2020.
This aircraft was temporarily based at RAAF Base Pearce, north of Perth, from 11 – 25 March 2020 to support N293EA / BOMBER 103 McDonnell-Douglas MD-87 of Erickson Aero Tanker, which was deployed to Pearce as a Large Air Tanker (LAT) on firefighting duties during the summer period. VH-LVG was brought over to replace VH-XAS / BIRDDOG 444 Aero Commander 500S Shrike Commander, which ended its contract and flew back to the Eastern States. The BIRDDOG aircraft are used to supervise aerial firefighting and in this case, guide the Large Air Tanker on where to drops its load.
In earlier years, VH-LVG was flown by Alex Karatamoglou from Bunbury, WA. Built in 1979. Ex (N81599), N690AG, N87TC, N431JS, XA-RPY, (N692T), N358HF, N253JM. Photo © Jarrod Swanwick. VH-ZRY Saab 340B (MSN 340B-401) of REX (Regional Express), at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
ZL2417 from Carnarvon, landing on runway 06 at 11:54am.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-FKA Fokker 100 (MSN 11345) of Alliance Airlines, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
QQ219 from Newman, landing on runway 06 at 12pm.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BAH Boeing 777-3DZER (MSN 37662/849) of Qatar Airways, named المرقاب (Al Mirqab), at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Operating freight flight QR8882 from Melbourne, landing on runway 06 at 12:09pm. Departed as QR8883 to Doha.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BAH Boeing 777-3DZER (MSN 37662/849) of Qatar Airways, named المرقاب (Al Mirqab), at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Operating freight flight QR8882 from Melbourne, landing on runway 06 at 12:09pm. Departed as QR8883 to Doha.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BAH Boeing 777-3DZER (MSN 37662/849) of Qatar Airways, named المرقاب (Al Mirqab), at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Operating freight flight QR8882 from Melbourne, landing on runway 06 at 12:09pm. Departed as QR8883 to Doha.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BAH Boeing 777-3DZER (MSN 37662/849) of Qatar Airways, named المرقاب (Al Mirqab), at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Operating freight flight QR8882 from Melbourne, landing on runway 06 at 12:09pm. Departed as QR8883 to Doha.
Photo © David Eyre. A7-BAH Boeing 777-3DZER (MSN 37662/849) of Qatar Airways, named المرقاب (Al Mirqab), at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Operating freight flight QR8882 from Melbourne, landing on runway 06 at 12:09pm. Departed as QR8883 to Doha.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-EBB Airbus A330-202 (MSN 522) named ‘Albany’, of Qantas, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Flight QF581 from Sydney, landing on runway 06 at 12:12pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-EBB Airbus A330-202 (MSN 522) named ‘Albany’, of Qantas, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Flight QF581 from Sydney, landing on runway 06 at 12:12pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-EBB Airbus A330-202 (MSN 522) named ‘Albany’, of Qantas, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Flight QF581 from Sydney, landing on runway 06 at 12:12pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-AEP De Havilland Canada DHC-8-102 Dash 8-100A (MSN 197) of Maroomba Airlines, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Landing on runway 06 at 12:18pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-AEP De Havilland Canada DHC-8-102 Dash 8-100A (MSN 197) of Maroomba Airlines, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Landing on runway 06 at 12:18pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-AEP De Havilland Canada DHC-8-102 Dash 8-100A (MSN 197) of Maroomba Airlines, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Landing on runway 06 at 12:18pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-FSW Fokker 100 (MSN 11391) of Virgin Australia Regional Airlines, named ‘Bremer Bay’, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
VA2504 from Onslow, landing on runway 06 at 12:20pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-FSW Fokker 100 (MSN 11391) of Virgin Australia Regional Airlines, named ‘Bremer Bay’, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
VA2504 from Onslow, landing on runway 06 at 12:20pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-FSW Fokker 100 (MSN 11391) of Virgin Australia Regional Airlines, named ‘Bremer Bay’, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
VA2504 from Onslow, landing on runway 06 at 12:20pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-FSW Fokker 100 (MSN 11391) of Virgin Australia Regional Airlines, named ‘Bremer Bay’, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
VA2504 from Onslow, landing on runway 06 at 12:20pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-FSW Fokker 100 (MSN 11391) of Virgin Australia Regional Airlines, named ‘Bremer Bay’, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
VA2504 from Onslow, landing on runway 06 at 12:20pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-ZNG Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 36240 / 774) of Qantas, named ‘Jillaroo’, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Flight QF10 direct from London Heathrow, landing on runway 06 at 12:37pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-ZNG Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 36240 / 774) of Qantas, named ‘Jillaroo’, at Perth Airport – 23 March 2020.
Flight QF10 direct from London Heathrow, landing on runway 06 at 12:37pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-ZNI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 66073/921) of Qantas, named ‘Kookaburra’, at Perth Airport – 18 March 2020.
QF10 to Melbourne, climbing after take-off from runway 24 at 3:20pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-ZNI Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (MSN 66073/921) of Qantas, named ‘Kookaburra’, at Perth Airport – 18 March 2020.
QF10 to Melbourne, climbing after take-off from runway 06 at 3:20pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-YWE Boeing 737-800 (MSN 41015/6775) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Dreamtime Beach’, at Perth Airport – 18 March 2020.
Virgin’s newest Boeing 737-800 and the last to be delivered.
Flight VA1845 to Port Hedland, climbing after take-off from runway 24 at 3:25pm.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-XFJ Airbus A330-243 (MSN 1561) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Gnaraloo Bay’, at Perth Airport, Western Australia – 18 March 2020.
VA562 to Sydney, climbing after take-off from runway 24 at 3:45pm.
Photo © David Eyre. 9H-OJO Bombardier BD-700-1A10 Global 6000 (MSN 9740) of OJets Pte Ltd (Singapore), operated by ElitAvia Malta, at Perth Airport, Western Australia – 18 March 2020.
Arrived from Subang (Kuala Lumpur) the previous day. Departing to Hong Kong at 3:51pm.
Ex C-FLGN, N988ZJ.
Photo © David Eyre. 9H-OJO Bombardier BD-700-1A10 Global 6000 (MSN 9740) of OJets Pte Ltd (Singapore), operated by ElitAvia Malta, at Perth Airport, Western Australia – 18 March 2020.
Arrived from Subang (Kuala Lumpur) the previous day. Departing to Hong Kong at 3:51pm.
Ex C-FLGN, N988ZJ.
Photo © David Eyre. 9H-OJO Bombardier BD-700-1A10 Global 6000 (MSN 9740) of OJets Pte Ltd (Singapore), operated by ElitAvia Malta, at Perth Airport, Western Australia – 18 March 2020.
Arrived from Subang (Kuala Lumpur) the previous day. Departing to Hong Kong at 3:51pm.
Ex C-FLGN, N988ZJ.
Photo © David Eyre. A6-EEO Airbus A380-861 (MSN 136) of Emirates, over Perth, Western Australia – 13 March 2020.
Flight EK408 from Dubai to Melbourne, overflying Perth at 4:46pm, at an altitude of 39,000 feet (11.9 kilometres), heading southeast.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-VUE Boeing 737-8FE (MSN 34167/1676) named ‘Curl Curl Beach’, of Virgin Australia at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
VA555 from Sydney, landing on runway 06 at 11:51am.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-YFW Boeing 737-8FE (MSN 41037/5978) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Turquoise Bay’, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
VA464 from Brisbane, landing on runway 06 at 11:54am.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-YFW Boeing 737-8FE (MSN 41037/5978) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Turquoise Bay’, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
VA464 from Brisbane, landing on runway 06 at 11:54am.
Photo © David Eyre. VH-YFW Boeing 737-8FE (MSN 41037/5978) of Virgin Australia, named ‘Turquoise Bay’, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
VA464 from Brisbane, landing on runway 06 at 11:54am.
Photo © David Eyre. ZS-SXE Airbus A340-313X (MSN 643) South African Airways, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
SA280 from Johannesburg landing on runway 06 at 12:02pm.
The South African Government placed SAA into bankruptcy protect late in 2019, and ceased all international flights from 21 March 2020, with the final scheduled Perth service operated on 19-20 March 2020. The airline operated a few repatriation flights after that date, including one to Perth on 29-30 April 2020.
Photo © David Eyre. ZS-SXE Airbus A340-313X (MSN 643) South African Airways, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
SA280 from Johannesburg landing on runway 06 at 12:02pm.
The South African Government placed SAA into bankruptcy protect late in 2019, and ceased all international flights from 21 March 2020, with the final scheduled Perth service operated on 19-20 March 2020. The airline operated a few repatriation flights after that date, including one to Perth on 29-30 April 2020.
Photo © David Eyre. ZS-SXE Airbus A340-313X (MSN 643) South African Airways, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
SA280 from Johannesburg landing on runway 06 at 12:02pm.
The South African Government placed SAA into bankruptcy protect late in 2019, and ceased all international flights from 21 March 2020, with the final scheduled Perth service operated on 19-20 March 2020. The airline operated a few repatriation flights after that date, including one to Perth on 29-30 April 2020.
Photo © David Eyre. ZS-SXE Airbus A340-313X (MSN 643) South African Airways, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
SA280 from Johannesburg landing on runway 06 at 12:02pm.
The South African Government placed SAA into bankruptcy protect late in 2019, and ceased all international flights from 21 March 2020, with the final scheduled Perth service operated on 19-20 March 2020. The airline operated a few repatriation flights after that date, including one to Perth on 29-30 April 2020.
Photo © David Eyre. ZS-SXE Airbus A340-313X (MSN 643) South African Airways, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
SA280 from Johannesburg landing on runway 06 at 12:02pm.
The South African Government placed SAA into bankruptcy protect late in 2019, and ceased all international flights from 21 March 2020, with the final scheduled Perth service operated on 19-20 March 2020. The airline operated a few repatriation flights after that date, including one to Perth on 29-30 April 2020.
Photo © David Eyre. N919CA Boeing 747-428BCF (MSN 25302/884) of National Airlines at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Flight N8 847 from Sydney, landing on runway 03 at 12:40pm. It departed as N8 686 to Hong Kong at 6:35pm. This freighter is a converted Boeing 747-428 formerly operated as a passenger airliner by Air France.
Photo © David Eyre. N919CA Boeing 747-428BCF (MSN 25302) of National Airlines at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Landing on runway 03 at 12:36pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
N919CA Boeing 747-428BCF (MSN 25302) of National Airlines at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Landing on runway 03 at 12:36pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
N919CA Boeing 747-428BCF (MSN 25302) of National Airlines at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Landing on runway 03 at 12:36pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
N919CA Boeing 747-428BCF (MSN 25302/884) of National Airlines at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Flight N8 847 from Sydney, landing on runway 03 at 12:40pm. It departed as N8 686 to Hong Kong at 6:35pm. This freighter is a converted Boeing 747-428 formerly operated as a passenger airliner by Air France.
Photo © David Eyre. N919CA Boeing 747-428BCF (MSN 25302/884) of National Airlines at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Flight N8 847 from Sydney, landing on runway 03 at 12:40pm. It departed as N8 686 to Hong Kong at 6:35pm. This freighter is a converted Boeing 747-428 formerly operated as a passenger airliner by Air France.
Photo © David Eyre. N919CA Boeing 747-428BCF (MSN 25302) of National Airlines at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Landing on runway 03 at 12:36pm.
Photo © Keith Anderson (Photographed using Canon cameras and lenses)
9V-SHC Airbus A350-941 (MSN 276) of Singapore Airlines, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
SQ213 from Singapore, landing on runway 06 at 1:01pm.
Photo © David Eyre. ZK-OKF Boeing 777-219ER (MSN 34378/575) of Air New Zealand, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Air New Zealand operated Boeing 777-200ER aircraft on the Auckland/Perth services, instead of the usual Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners from 29 December 2019 through to 28 March 2020, due to ongoing issues with the 787’s Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines. Air New Zealand services to Perth ceased on 28 March 2019, due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel restrictions. On 10 September 2020, the airline announced that it was unlikely to fly its eight 777-200 aircraft in the foreseeable future and flew them to Roswell, New Mexico and Victorville, California in the USA for long-term storage. Flight NZ175 from Auckland, landing on runway 06 at 1:24pm.
Photo © David Eyre. ZK-OKF Boeing 777-219ER (MSN 34378/575) of Air New Zealand, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Air New Zealand operated Boeing 777-200ER aircraft on the Auckland/Perth services, instead of the usual Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners from 29 December 2019 through to 28 March 2020, due to ongoing issues with the 787’s Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines. Air New Zealand services to Perth ceased on 28 March 2019, due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel restrictions. On 10 September 2020, the airline announced that it was unlikely to fly its eight 777-200 aircraft in the foreseeable future and flew them to Roswell, New Mexico and Victorville, California in the USA for long-term storage. Flight NZ175 from Auckland, landing on runway 06 at 1:24pm.
Photo © David Eyre. ZK-OKF Boeing 777-219ER (MSN 34378/575) of Air New Zealand, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Air New Zealand operated Boeing 777-200ER aircraft on the Auckland/Perth services, instead of the usual Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners from 29 December 2019 through to 28 March 2020, due to ongoing issues with the 787’s Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines. Air New Zealand services to Perth ceased on 28 March 2019, due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel restrictions. On 10 September 2020, the airline announced that it was unlikely to fly its eight 777-200 aircraft in the foreseeable future and flew them to Roswell, New Mexico and Victorville, California in the USA for long-term storage. Flight NZ175 from Auckland, landing on runway 06 at 1:24pm.
Photo © David Eyre. ZK-OKF Boeing 777-219ER (MSN 34378/575) of Air New Zealand, at Perth Airport – 1 March 2020.
Air New Zealand operated Boeing 777-200ER aircraft on the Auckland/Perth services, instead of the usual Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners from 29 December 2019 through to 28 March 2020, due to ongoing issues with the 787’s Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines. Air New Zealand services to Perth ceased on 28 March 2019, due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel restrictions. On 10 September 2020, the airline announced that it was unlikely to fly its eight 777-200 aircraft in the foreseeable future and flew them to Roswell, New Mexico and Victorville, California in the USA for long-term storage. Flight NZ175 from Auckland, landing on runway 06 at 1:24pm.
Photo © David Eyre.
