Showing posts with label A319. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A319. Show all posts

Sunday, April 9, 2017

Privatair A319 CS-TFU makes a visit (1st visit)

(Privatair A319 CS-TFU arriving at Adelaide Airport from Ayres Rock as 'PTI633')
(Privatair A319 CS-TFU taxiing to its parking bay after arriving from Ayres Rock)
Photos by Stefan P (Copyright 2017)

Privatair A319 CS-TFU arrived from Ayres Rock at 12.00hrs as 'PTI633'. After spending 2 days in Adelaide, the aircraft continues on its Round the World Tour  when it departed to Queenstown, NZ at 11.00hrs using the same flight number.

The aircraft was operating a Round the World Charter on behalf of Hapag Lloyd and their air charters arm Albert Ballin.

This was the aircraft's 1st visit to Adelaide

Sunday, February 7, 2016

Rotana Jet A319CJ A6-RRJ comes to town (1st Visit)

(Rotana Jet A319CJ A6-RRJ taxiing to its parking bay completing its flight from Darwin) Photo by Stefan P (Copyright 2016)

Rotana Jet A319CJ A6-RRJ arrived from Jinan via Darwin at 12.45hrs as 'Rotana 202'. The aircraft stayed in Adelaide for 2 days, before departing on Wednesday 10/2/16 at 09.45hrs back to Darwin and Jinan using the same callsign 

This was the aircraft's 1st visit to Adelaide. 

Friday, November 20, 2015

Comlux Malta A319CJ 9H-AVK makes a visit (1st Visit)

(Comlux Malta A319CJ 9H-AVK sitting at Bay 101 for its stay in Adelaide) Photo by Stefan P (Copyright 2015)

Comlux Malta A319CJ 9H-AVK arrived ex. Sydney at 14.55hrs as 'LuxMalta 26'. After spending a couple days in Adelaide the aircraft departed back to Sydney on 22/11/15 at 14.20hrs using the same callsign.

This is the aircraft's 1st visit to Adelaide. This aircraft is being used by Rock Band AC/DC for their tour around Australia. 

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

TwinJet Aircraft A319 G-NMAK arrives (1st visit)

TwinJet Aircraft A319-133 G-NMAK arrived from Nadi at 15.45hrs as 'TWJ1'. To be further updated....

This is the aircraft's 1st visit to Adelaide. The A319CJ is a very rare aircraft to visit Adelaide, also a rare sight is a G-registered aircraft which have been very few and far between over the years.