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No telephone contact with the Royal Thai Air Force Museum is possible as the landlines are "somewhat wet". I will enquire about the prevailing conditions and will revert. But it is a fair guess to say that their outdoor display is flooded, while the 5 buildings were somehow protected.

Went to Don Muaeng yesterday to help retrieve spares that were stocked on high level floors. In addition to the two 747's (Orient Thai), the 6 MD-83 (One Two Go-Orient Thai), the two YS 11, three TriStar L1011 (?). On the military side, one A310, one 737 (probably the -200) and one HS748 can be seen ...

I am in Bangkok now and I confirm that the 2 turboprop are indeed, YS11
And I can confirm as well that the "few inches of water" reported by the resident of Thai Airways became a meter plus a" few inches"!

Anybody out there who might have pictures of Brussels Airlines' OO-SFV arriving in Brussels?

nordikcam wrote:When do arrive this aircraft ? Before the 5th of July ? Or not ?

Will now leave Subang on June 25th.