First flown 23 October 1983 and delivered to South African Airways 2 November 1981. Converted to cargo in April 1995. To African Charter Airline in October 2013. Withdrawn from use and stored at Johannesburg 30 July 2017. Like all SAA 737s, ZS-SID was named after a river - in this case the Orange River, one of Africa's longest rivers. Seen here landing at Johannesburg in the last light of the day. Photographer unknown

First flown 23 October 1983 and delivered to South African Airways 2 November 1981. Converted to cargo in April 1995. To African Charter Airline in October 2013. Withdrawn from use and stored at Johannesburg 30 July 2017. Like all SAA 737s, ZS-SID was named after a river - in this case the Orange River, one of Africa's longest rivers. Photographer unknown

ZS-SBD in first livery carried by the 727s of SAA. It is named after the longest river in South Africa, Orange or Oranje in Afrikaans. It carried the English name on one side and the Afrikaans the other.

ZS-SBD in first livery carried by the 727s of SAA. It is named after the longest river in South Africa, Orange or Oranje in Afrikaans. It carried the English name on one side and the Afrikaans the other.