HNL RareBirds™: Royal Australian Air Force's A36-002

24 October 2021

Royal Australian Air Force's A36-002

The Royal Australian Air Force's 737-7DF BBJ, A36-002 (c/n 30790, l/n 613), is making a stop at HNL from CBR as ASY321.

26 Oct 21 UPDATE

ASY321 returned to CBR.

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24 October 2021

Royal Australian Air Force's A36-002

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