3B-NBE

Aircraft:
Airbus A340-313X
Reg: 3B-NBE full info | 3B-NBE photos
Serial #:
268
Airline: Air Mauritius
Photo Date: Mar 30, 2018
Uploaded: Apr 19, 2018
Hong Kong-Chek Lap Kok Int'l Airport - VHHH, China (Hong Kong)

Notes:

[1600px] One of Air Mauritius' six A340-300s, 3B-NBE sits at stand S25 in Hong Kong after an overnight flight from Mauritius as MK640. The airline has the Paille-en-Queue, a fish-eating tropical bird, as its symbol - and this particular frame is appropriately carrying the bird as its namesake.

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Mar 30, 2018

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Apr 19, 2018

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[1600px] One of Air Mauritius' six A340-300s, 3B-NBE sits at stand S25 in Hong Kong after an overnight flight from Mauritius as MK640. The airline has the Paille-en-Queue, a fish-eating tropical bird, as its symbol - and this particular frame is appropriately carrying the bird as its namesake.