Spotted: Ex-QantasLink 717 photographed in Victorville boneyard

Posted on July 11, 2024 by Guest authors

VH-YQX (pictured) was photographed by a friend of Australian Aviation contributor Rob Finlayson with the majority of its QantasLink branding removed, having arrived in Victorville on 11 April.

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