VH-PGT. de Havilland DHC-6-320. c/n 271.
was also registered as: VH-NIO.
First flown as N5218 for Floair, Inc - December 1969 Sold to Ansett Airlines of Papua New Guinea - December 22, 1969 This was the second DHC-6-300 to be purchased by Ansett Arrived Sydney at conclusion of delivery flight in all-metal livery - January 1970 Entered onto the Australian Aircraft Register as VH-PGT - February 19, 1970 Registered to Ansett (P&NG) Ltd Ferried Sydney-Lae - February 1970 Withdrawn from service at Lae - October 1973 Sold to Bannock Aerospace Ltd - November 1, 1973 Accepted by Bannock Aerospace at Sydney Airport - November 1973 Cancelled from the Australian Aircraft Register - November 21, 1973 Entered onto the Canadian Aircraft Register as CF-JJF - November 22, 1973 Sold to Amoco, Pakistan - December 1973 Entered onto the Pakistani Aircraft Register as AP-AXH Transferred to Amoco Drilling Services - August 24, 1981 Entered onto the U.S. Aircraft Register as N9090Z Aircraft was ferried to Gabon for company operations Sold to Solair - August 1987 Entered onto the Solomon Aircraft Register as H4-SIA Registered to Solomon Islands Airlines - January 1989 Leased to Norfolk Pacific Aviation - June 1989 Entered onto the Australian Aircraft Register as VH-NIO - Returned to Solomon Islands Airlines at end of lease - June 1990 Cancelled from the Australian Aircraft Register - Entered onto the Solomon Aircraft Register as H4-SIA Aircraft was destroyed when it crashed into Mt Nashua, Guadalcanal - September 27, 1991 It was on a flight from Kira Kira to Honiara Killed were the 2 crew and all 13 passengers on board |
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CF-JJI. Ansett Airlines of Papua New Guinea - in the 'delta' livery at Bankstown Airport, January 1974. |