UP-DC101

Aircraft:
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-40(F)
Reg: UP-DC101 photos
Serial #:
47855
Airline: Deta Air
Photo Date: Sep 06, 2009
Uploaded: Nov 21, 2009
Hong Kong-Chek Lap Kok Int'l Airport - VHHH, China (Hong Kong)

Notes:

Late afternoon departure for Almaty, after an extremely long takeoff roll on runway 07R (using up more runway than even long-haul A340's). How long was it?? Well, behind the aircraft is actually the ILS transmitter at the end of runway 07R, used for ILS landings in the reverse direction (i.e. 25L), so you get the idea!!

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Notes

Late afternoon departure for Almaty, after an extremely long takeoff roll on runway 07R (using up more runway than even long-haul A340's). How long was it?? Well, behind the aircraft is actually the ILS transmitter at the end of runway 07R, used for ILS landings in the reverse direction (i.e. 25L), so you get the idea!!