For over four decades I have been a rail and bus photographer.
However, during this time I have aimed the lens at other subjects, be they different transportation, scenery, buildings and other bollocks.
Given these do not really fit the scope of my other sites, I felt compelled to set up a new site so as to inflict my other photographic garbage upon the world.
While primarily Philippine and Australian content, there will be the occasional forays into Fiji and Hong Kong. Perhaps other locations should the current pandemic ever allow it.
So sit back and enjoy, or hate, even be indifferent. That choice is purely up to you.

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Thursday 25 February 2021

NAIA MANILA BRGY MULTINATIONAL

 

Howdee one and all,

In this thrilling installment, we head down to the 'once' popular plane spotting location of Barangay Multinational in Manila.


I say 'once popular' as a second fence has now made it hard to get shots of anything that isn't flying over you. No doubt due to the ongoing paranoia of the security guards who kept trying to enforce a 'no photography from a public roadway' rule.

This was near on a decade ago now, so we will check out the planes of the time, plus have a little look at the barangay that runs along the fenceline.

For the Plunzels (or Avgeeks if you really prefer), I shall aim to include what the situation is for each aircraft is as of February 2021. I am not a fulltime Plunzel, so apologise for any errors, as I am going off information from elsewhere.

Lunch with the FILDAC guys before heading to Brgy Multinational.

This was the local diecast aircraft collectors group that I was involved with.

PRHS: Philippine/Australia Aviation Fans

PRHS: Philippine Transportation (Road/Air/Sea)

Philippine Airlines Airbus  A330-301 RP-C3331

Delivered 1997 (as F-OHZN)

Withdrawn 2014 (as RP-C3331)

Now scrapped


Korean Air Boeing  777-300 HL-7533

Delivered 1999

Parked Up



Cebu Pathetic ATR 72  RP-C7258

Delivered 2011 

Currently Stored



Philippine Airlines Airbus  A330-300 RP-C3337

Delivered 1998 (as F-OHZS)

Withdrawn 2014 (as RP-C3337)

Now scrapped



Cebu Pathetic ATR 72  

Delivered 2011 

Stored in Alice Springs (Australia)  Feb 2021




Sydney Jet Charters  Dassault Falcon 2000EX VH-CRW



Japan Airlines  Boeing 767-300 JA652J

Delivered 2010

Currently Parked



Philippine Airlines Boeing  747-4F6 RP-C7473

Delivered 1995 (as N753PR)

Withdrawn 2014 (as RP-C7473)

Now scrapped




Vendor selling something or other at the trike terminal.




Saudi Arabian Boeing  747-468 HZ-AIW

Delivered 1998 

Withdrawn 2016 

Scrapped 2019



Something must be mabahu!



Multinational trike control lady!


Eva Air Boeing  747-45E(M) B-16403

Delivered 1993 (as N403EV)

Withdrawn 2013 (as B-16403) 

Now Scrapped




Cathay Pacific Boeing  777-300 HB-KPD

Delivered 2007 

One World Special Livery 2020 

Stored Alice Springs 2020



Philippine Airlines Airbus  330-301 RP-C3333

Delivered 1997 (as F-OHZP)

Withdrawn 2014 (as RP-C3333)

Scrapped



Malaysia Boeing  737-8FZ 9M-MLG

Delivered 2010  

Currently Stored



Singapore Airlines Boeing  777-200 9V-SQA

Delivered 1997

Scoot 2012 

Withdrawn 2015 

Scrapped 2015 (Roswell Industrial Air Center)



Cathay Pacific Boeing  747-467 B-HOY

Delivered 1991 (as VR-HOY) 

Withdrawn 2013 (as B-HOY) 

Scrapped



Semirara Mining Short C-23A Sherpa (330-200) RP-C1099

Built 1984 

Short Brothers 1984

US Air Force 1984 

Jim Hankins Air Service 2000

RJR Transport Logistics LLC 2007

Semirara Mining Corporation 2010

Royal Star Aviation 2012 



Air Phil Express De Havilland DHC-8-300  RP-C3016

Delivered Air Philippines 2007

PAL Express 2008

Airphil Express 2010

PAL Express 2013 

Currently Stored



Air Phil Express De Havilland DHC-8-400  RP-C3036

Delivered Scandinavian Airlines 2007

PAL Express 2008

Airphil Express 2010

PAL Express 2013 

Currently Active



Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200  RP-C3223

Delivered Philippine Airlines 2007

PAL Express 2013

Allegiant Air USA) 2015 

Active



Philippine Airlines Airbus A330-300  RP-C3330

Delivered 1997 (as F-OHZM)

Withdrawn 2013 (as RP-C3330) 

Scrapped at Clark 2014



Cebu Pathetic ATR 72-500  RP-C7257

Delivered 2009

Currently Stored at Alice Springs (Feb 2021)



Private Owner

Beech 350 Super King Air  RP-C8300

Delivered 1992

Active



Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200  RP-C8613

Delivered 2008

Currently Parked Up



Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200  RP-C8600

Delivered 2008

Currently Parked Up



Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200  RP-C8603

Delivered 2008

Currently Parked Up



Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200  RP-C8606

Delivered 2008

Currently Parked Up



Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200  RP-C8611

Delivered 2008

Currently Parked Up




Philippine Airlines Airbus A320-200  RP-C8614

Delivered 2008

Currently Parked Up



Zest Air  A320-232  RP-C8988

Delivered 2003

Now with Air Asia (Listed as inactive)



Zest Air  A320-232  RP-C8993

Delivered 2003

Now with Air Asia (Listed as inactive)



Japan Airlines  Boeing 767-346ER  JA602J

Delivered 2002

Active




To finish off, a couple of shots taken on the night of our departure back to Australia.

Tiger Airways  A320-232  9V-TAQ

Delivered 2010

Now with Scoot and currently parked.



This random 747-400 shot turned out to be quite a bit of luck. Delta N661US is historic in that it was the first Boeing 747-400 built by the company.
First flight was in 1988 (N401PW), beginning around 8 months of testing, before being delivered to Northwest Airlines as their N661US in 1989.
In 2009, the merger with Delta Airlines saw her become part of their fleet.
Two years later I find her here in Manila.
Four years later, on September 9th 2015 (my birthday it turns out), she has her last ever flight, from Honolulu to Atlanta.
Unlike the other 747s in this blog entry, N661US was allocated to the 'Delta Flight Museum' and will be preserved.




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