Boeing 747
HARS Aviation Museum Albion Park NSW
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” October 2019
HARS acquired The City of Canberra on 8 March 2015 as a gift from Qantas after Qantas cancelled a plan to retire her to an ‘aircraft graveyard’ in Victorville, California and instead donated the historic aircraft to HARS to be preserved.
The City of Canberra was in service for 25.3 years, flew 13,833 flights, carried 4,094,568 passengers and has flown nearly 85 million kilometres, which is equivalent to 110.2 return trips to the moon.
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” 
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” 
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” Passenger Cabin 
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” Passenger Cabin 
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” Passenger Cabin 
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” Galley 
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” Cockpit 
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” Cockpit 
Boeing 747-438 “VH-OJA, City of Canberra” Crew Rest Area
Avalon Airport Victoria March 2019
