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AP-BDF |
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606 |
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1988 |
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Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) |
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Fokker F27 Friendship Mark 200 |
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| Construction Number: |
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10254 |
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| Year Built: |
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1964 |
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June 18, 1964 |
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VH-FNW |
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Air Queensland |
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Construction number 10254. Built in 1964.
Registered in the Netherlands as PH-FFV, N.V. Koninklijke
Nederlandse Vliegtuigenfabriek (KNV) Fokker, June 17, 1964.
First flight on June 18, 1964. Registered in Japan as
JA8632. Delivered to ANA - All Nippon Airways, July 1, 1964. Number '32'
painted on aircraft nose. Registration PH-FFV cancelled on
July 8, 1964. Sold to Ansett Airlines of Australia, November
10, 1971. Registered in Australia
as VH-FNW, November 11, 1971. Operated by Ansett Airlines of Australia. Ansett-ANA (Ansett-Australian
National Airways). Operated by ASA (Airlines of South
Australia) which was a subsidiary of Ansett-ANA (Ansett-Australian
National Airways), November 1971. Returned to Ansett
Airlines of Australia, August 1975. Leased out to Leased to
Bush Pilots Airways (BPA), January 3, 1982. BPA renamed as
Air Queensland, January 4, 1982. Sold to Air Queensland,
October 10, 1985. Operated by Air Queensland. Withdrawn from
service and stored at Brisbane Airport, April 1988.
Registration VH-FNW cancelled on April 22, 1988. Sold to PIA, April
29, 1988. Registered in Pakistan as AP-BDF. Registration AP-BDF
removed from Pakistan Aircraft Register on unknown date. To Pakistan Navy, Pakistan Maritime Security
Agency (MSA) AR-NYA, number 54, June 1988. To Pakistan Army
in August 1992, serial number 10254. To Pakistan Air Force (PAF),
August 2, 1994. It served Pakistan Air Force with serial#
10254. On February 20, 2003, serial# 10254 was operating
flight from Chaklala Air Base, Rawalpindi, to Kohat Air Base
when it crashed into a mountain killing all 17 people aboard
the aircraft including Chief of Pakistan Air Force Air Chief
Marshal Mushaf Ali Mir. Bad weather with poor visibility was
blamed for the tragic accident. |
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