Sixth of six Boeing 747-438ERs ordered new by Qantas - November 29, 2001

Entered onto Australian Aircraft Register as VH-OEJ - May 16, 2003

Registered to Qantas Airways Ltd, Sydney

Rolled off the Boeing production line at Seattle (Everett) - June 6, 2003

Powered by General Electric GE CF6-80C2B5 engines

First flown as N60668 - July 11, 2003

Ferried Seattle-New Iberia, Louisiana in all red livery without titles - July 31, 2003

Painted into new 'Wunala Dreaming' livery

Ferried New Iberia-Los Angeles as QF6020 - August 15, 2003

Departed Los Angeles as QF6020 on delivery to Australia - August 16, 2003

Arrived Sydney at conclusion of delivery flight - August 17, 2003

Delivery route: Seattle-New Iberia (Louisiana)-Los Angeles-Sydney

Aircraft was named 'Wunala Dreaming'

Operated first revenue service Sydney-Los Angeles as QF107 - August 26, 2003

Registered to Qantas Airways Ltd - May 11, 2005

Operated Melbourne-Singapore as QF6407 for unserviceable Jetstar service JQ7 - August 11, 2011

Operated Singapore-Melbourne as QF6408 for unserviceable Jetstar service JQ8 - August 12, 2011

Operated final service in 'Wunala Dreaming' livery Dallas-Brisbane-Sydney as QF8 - December 30, 2011

Ferried Sydney-Xiamen as QF6021 for repainting into new corporate livery - January 2, 2012

Ferried Xiamen-Sydney as QF6022 - January 21, 2012

Returned to service in new livery Sydney-Dallas (Fort Worth) as QF7 - January 22, 2012

Current with Qantas - 2012

VH-OEJ. Qantas Spirit of Australia - in the all-red livery at Paine Field, Seattle, July 2003.

VH-OEJ. Qantas - in the 'Wunala Dreaming' livery at Los Angeles Airport, November 2003.

VH-OEJ. Qantas - in the 'Wunala Dreaming' livery at Los Angeles Airport, February 2004.

VH-OEJ. Qantas - in the 'Wunala Dreaming' livery at Sydney Airport, March 2005.

VH-OEJ. Qantas - in the 'Wunala Dreaming' livery at Sydney Airport, February 2010.