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Boeing 737-200 (VH-CZO) - Adelaide, South Australia, September 20, 1981.
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Boeing 737-200 (VH-CZO)

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Adelaide, South Australia, September 20, 1981.

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Gavin HughesPhoto Uploader
I've posted this as a comparison to Tom Vance's photo of Air California B732 N462GB. On that pic I commented about passenger doors on Ansett's 732s having self-contained airstairs at the front but the rear door being only accessible by mobile airstairs as Ansett's version lacked the rear self-contained airstairs.
Gary Schenauer
SUPERB shot!! Coloring in all five stars. Check it out ... the passengers are not overdressed, but they are "casually well dressed." Not a slob among them; unlike today when most child passengers are more well dressed than two-thirds of the adults. A few years back, I was in a window seat on a late-evening flight out of ORD. When we boarded, the woman next to me was wearing a knee-length coat. After we took off, she removed it. She was wearing a bathrobe underneath it. And it looked like it had come off the bargain rack at her local "TRASH-R-US" third-hand store. Another time, saw a dad holding his young daughter's hand in the preboarding line for a SW flight. Mom was behind them with an infant. The daughter's shirt read, "My eyes are up here" with an arrow pointing upward from her chest. She was around six or seven. What real father would have his daughter wear that? What mother would let her husband even take their daughter out the front door? Yo, Gavin. Thanks for posting this. Reminds me of the days when flying was fun and the people who flew on planes had self-pride and a degree of class.
Gavin HughesPhoto Uploader
Sadly Gary, those days are gone and self-pride with them. It's no better here.
Tom Vance
LOL........................! Gman! Gavin, nice 6 star tail but we will give you 5***** but a classic shot - wow! At KSJC we did see -200 use airstairs even though they had the self contained airstairs, My oldest brother worked at Air California at KSJC late 60s- early 70s before he went into the US Army at helicopter Pilot.
daniel jef
Nice pic!!
Gavin HughesPhoto Uploader
Thank you Tom and Daniel.
Steve Vit
Nice Shot! I think I still had hair when that was taken.
Gavin HughesPhoto Uploader
You and me both Steve, though I'm lucky, there's still enough left!
Robert Cowling
Not only did people dress better, but the planes were bigger too. My dad worked security after he retired from the Army, and when my mom needed a break, I'd go hang out at the airport with him. People really dressed up, but the change was already coming.

I remember coming out of the Caribbean, and a woman got on with a bikini top and jeans shorts. Um... The top did actually fit though, covering more than now.
BRETT JACOB
What does it for me are the white engines!
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Date Aircraft Origin Destination Departure Arrival Duration
28-Nov-2024 UnknownNear Broken Hill, New South WalesNear Broken Hill, New South Wales First seen 06:03AM ACDT Last seen 06:09AM ACDT 0:06
27-Nov-2024 UnknownNear Broken Hill, New South WalesNear Broken Hill, New South Wales First seen 10:33AM AEDT Last seen 10:27AM ACDT 0:24
27-Nov-2024 UnknownNear Menindee, NSWNear Menindee, NSW First seen 06:37AM AEDT Last seen 06:37AM AEDT 0:00
24-Nov-2024 UnknownNear Broken Hill, New South WalesNear Broken Hill, New South Wales First seen 10:41AM ACDT Last seen 10:52AM ACDT 0:11
24-Nov-2024 UnknownNear Broken Hill, New South WalesNear Broken Hill, New South Wales First seen 07:40AM AEDT Last seen 07:28AM ACDT 0:18
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