VH-TJM, a 737-400 “classic” and sister ship to VH-TJS which made the final flight is pictured landing at Sydney in August 2006. Photo: Bill Mallinson – OPShots Contributor
Qantas has operated its last 737-400 revenue flight, marking the end of scheduled Boeing 737-300/-400 ‘classic’ passenger services in Australia.
Qantas 737-476 VH-TJS Jabiru operated the final service, QF819 from Canberra to Melbourne, on Sunday afternoon, the 48 minute flight departing at 17:23 and touching down 48 minutes later at 18:11. An Airservices ARFF monitor cross on pushback in Canberra marked the milestone.
via End of an era as Qantas retires the 737 classic | Australian Aviation Magazine.
