This a/c was written off Feb 99 (as 9G-ROX) at Bratislava after she overran the runway on an aborted TO due to engine failure.

ZAS bought this former Air France 707 in 1983. The freighter spent it's entire career based in Europe and Africa. Later hush kitted, the aircraft was damaged beyond repair aborting a take-off after two engines failed at Bratislava, Slovakia February 7, 1999.

Delivered to Air France in 8.65 and sold as TF-VLR in 1.83. Later 5A-DIK, 5Y-BFC and w/o as D2-TOV on 21.7.88, 20km from Lagos on a flight from Ostend

The Airline of Sudan leased this 707 from Zarkani Aviation Services (ex SU-DAB) for only three months, and they clearly did not bother to make many changes to the Zarkani colours. After serving with several European and African operators, this aircraft overran the runway on take-off from Bratislava on 7 February 1999 and was written off. By 2004 it was still stored there, as 9G-ROX, minus its nose section, but it was later broken up.

VH-EBR was flown to Australia in February 1966 after delivery was delayed while modifications were made. In June 1974 it was sold to Malaysian Airlines as 9M-MCR.