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Image Gallery: November 2009

30 November 2009
A20-627 Bound for display at Air Force Museum

Boeing 707 A20-627 'Windsor Town' was the 707th B707 to be built, and was retired from RAAF service in 2001. It then spent several years as a source of spares for remaining B707s until the fleet was retired in mid-2008. The forward section of A20-627 will now be restored by Omega Air Transport and presented for display to the Air Force Museum at Point Cook.

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Group Captain Steve Bucholtz (retired), currently of Omega Air Transport, with Boeing 707 A20-627 'Windsor Town'.

(Date taken: 20 November 2009)
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A crane lifts away the tail section of Boeing 707 A20-627 'Windsor Town' during disposal actions at RAAF Base Richmond.

(Date taken: 20 November 2009)
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The forward fuselage section of Boeing B707, tail number A20-627, is carried by a crane at RAAF Base Richmond.

(Date taken: 23 November 2009)
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