• Aircraft:

  Boeing 747-312

• Reg: VH-INH photos
• Serial #:

  23026

• Airline: Ansett Airlines of Australia
• Photo Date: Apr 05, 1996
• Uploaded: Feb 24, 2008
• Sydney Kingsford Smith Int'l Airport - YSSY, Australia

Ansett B747-312 VH-INH (with APU running) being towed out of Sydney's International Terminal on 05Apr1996. Korean Air B747 HL7463 is at right. VH-INH was involved in a landing accident at Sydney on 19Oct1994. An hour after departing Sydney for Kansai Airport Osaka, No 1 engine was shut down due to loss of oil. On return to Sydney the aircraft landed with the nose wheel retracted. There were no injuries to crew or passengers, and the aircraft was repaired and returned to service. Low res photo.

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Aircraft

Graham Dinsdale Collection VH-INH

2,346 4 0 Boeing 747-312

Scanned from a negative

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This Osaka-bound Ansett 747-300 had the nose wheel fail to extend upon an air-return due to an oil leak in engine number one, which was shut down mid flight

B.S. Collection VH-INH

8,854 14 0 Boeing 747-312

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