
Shot taken from a video by Chris 'Robbo' Robson apparently showing 747 VH-OEJ leaving Mojave
Traffic #386 | Qantas 747’s surprise final flight
Key aircraft movements from across the region. This issue, we detail an extraordinary secret journey for the now iconic VH-OEJ.
Being the very last Boeing 747 delivered to Qantas, and also the last to leave Australia, VH-OEJ remains a special aircraft indeed. The jet, having been sold to a US aircraft leasing company and ultimately delivered to US cargo operator Kalitta Air, now bears the registration N329ZA.On 1 June, the jumbo jet was moved from what was thought to be its final resting place in the Mojave Desert and instead completed a 3,500km trip to Oscoda Airport on the far side of the United States. It appears now that this 3.5-hour trip was the four-engine beauty’s final flight.
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