This An-12 also flew at some time as 73311 of the Yugoslav Air Force, but it was using its civil identity on this visit to Heathrow. C/n carried on the fin as 8007.

Still has YA-PAA painted underneath the wing. The Afghan National Army - Air Corps (ANA-AC) operated this An-12BP briefly. The An-12 flew once as CCCP-11724 in all-grey colour with small 'Aeroflot' titles/logo. Equipped with chaff/flare dispensers and ECM equipment this aircraft saw action over Afghanistan in 1989. In 1992 it was re-registered as RA-11321 Special Cargo Airlines as former Soviet Air Force. Late 1995 the aircraft it moved to the Liberian register as EL-AKR followed in mid-1996 to YA-PAA in Afghanistan. The ANA-AC painted it as 00406. It was reported withdrawn from use in 2009.

Still has YA-PAA painted underneath the wing. The Afghan National Army - Air Corps (ANA-AC) operated this An-12BP briefly. The An-12 flew once as CCCP-11724 in all-grey color with small 'Aeroflot' titles/logo. Equipped with chaff/flare dispensers and ECM equipment this aircraft saw action over Afghanistan in 1989. In 1992 it was re-registered as RA-11321 Special Cargo Airlines as former Soviet Air Force. Late 1995 the aircraft it moved to the Liberian register as EL-AKR followed in mid-1996 to YA-PAA in Afghanistan. The ANA-AC painted it as 00406. It was reported withdrawn from use in 2009.

A beautiful An-12 on deck of Kabul International Airport (KAIA), serving as a hired freighter for coalition partners during the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) operational in Afghanistan.

Seen on a rare visit to Heathrow's cargo area this AN-12 crashed on approach to Beirut in 1977. Scanned from a slide.

EX-022 during its touch-down at the single runway of Kabul International Airport (KAIA). This scenery is so typical for KAIA, sand dust in the air, low clouds, and the Khaja-Ravash Mount in the back ground

The titles state "Chartered by Balkan" but who from is not entirely clear.