Temoaya a town located 11 miles fromToluca . It is known for its large ethnic Otomi population, the Centro Ceremonial Otomí and its tradition of making Persian style rugs using Mexican designs. This is what we can see in this tail design. The name "Temoaya" comes from the Nahuatl phrase "Temoayan" which means "place of descending."

Originally G-AWHU of BOAC and ex VN-B3415 of Hàng Không Viêt Nam, later ST-GLD, 9G-OLF, 9G-ONE, 5X-JEF again, 5X-GLA and 4L-GAS, stored at Fujairah and broken up

With TU-154M, RA-85629. Both operated by Russian Government during an official visit to Greece.

Last months for C-FEPL, rolled out in 1969 for Eastern Provincial (as CF-EPL), absorbed by Canadian Pacific in 1986, which became Canadian in 1987, WFU in 1993, stored and subsequently parted out/scrapped.

Photographer unknown - PISQ is a range in Sardinia

Photographer unknown - w/o 11 June 1994

Aeroflot c/s - no titles. Operated by Uralinteravia

Delivered to the USAAF as 42-72312 September 1944, to American Airlines as N90437 post war, Air France as F-BBDR October 1949, after several French airlines she ended with Air Comores as F-BDDR in 1973, later D6-CAA. Sold to the SAAF as 6907 in a clandestine deal in 1981. Withdrawn from SAAF service in 1993 and sold to Africa Cargo Airlines, briefly registered ZS-XXX and then ZS-NJN, 7Q-YYY and finally 3D-NJN. Sold in 1998 as 3D-ADW and used for flights between South Africa and Angloa. Abandonded at Kinsasha late 1990s and scrapped there. Seen here at Rand in SAAF camouflage with ZS-XXX crudely applied and attempted removed. Photographer unknown