Photo by Ralph Kunadt
Once, #278 was part of a proud long-range fleet. Now, since the demise of Yugoslavia, #278 is the only DC-10, serving only a few intercotinental flights a week.
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05.03.1979: Assembled in Long Beach 14.05.1979: To JAT - Jugoslovenski Aerotransport (Edward Rusijan), YU-AMB 07.1992: WFU and stored in Belgrade, Serbia 1996: Back in service ????: Named (City of Belgrade) 2003: Operated for Cubana 20.08.2003: Operated for Ghana Airways 24.09.2003: Returned to JAT 24.06.2005: Ferried to Nimes, WFU and stored 2006: Broken up in Nimes |
DC-10-30
Engines: 3 CF6-50C1 |
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Photo by Ralph Kunadt |
Once, #278 was part of a proud long-range fleet. Now, since the demise of Yugoslavia, #278 is the only DC-10, serving only a few intercotinental flights a week. Click here to see more photos in this JAT scheme |
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Photo by Martin C. Heinrich |
If you want to know, where #278 is seen here, just look at the clouds - its London! The photo was taken on July 19th 1998. Note the large titles! Click here to see more photos in this JAT scheme |
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