The Zlín Z-XII was a Czechoslovak single-engine, low-wing sports and training two-seater, of wooden construction from the mid-1930s of which more than 200 examples went on to be produced. The first prototype (cn 101, OK-BTA) first flew in April 1935 and this plane, now on display in the very interesting Museum of Southeast Moravia, is on display in the colours of the second prototype. The real second prototype was heavily damaged in September 1935 in Brno during the National Flight of the Czechoslovak Republic and probably did not fly after that.

Originally delivered to SriLankan in 2015, it then flew for a year with Pakistan Airlines before returning to SriLankan.

Mahatma Gandhi on the tail of VT-ANP, managed to finally get it in perfect light.

OS1472 TLS-VIE delivery flight

Another Alliance-owned and operated QANTASLINK E190, VH-XVO was originally delivered to US Airways as N952UW.

A very welcome visitor on a training flight BZZ-CPH-NUE-BZZ.

Parked on the N end of taxiway T and still wearing basic Iberia colours and minus European Cargo markings.

Virgin Australia's first MAX-8, VH-8IA.

Delivered to Scoot in 2015, 9V-OJC makes another visit to Melbourne from Singapore.