Photographer Olaf Suss

Built 1985, written off on 24th March 1999 when it overran the runway at Rhodes

Like my previous upload, leaving the 'Z' cargo apron, but now with 'Cargo' titles added. Destroyed on 15th February 1991 at Baghdad during Allied bombing in the First Gulf War.

Pushing back from the 'Z' cul-de-sac in Heathrow cargo. Later had 'Cargo' titles added

'Wara' Taxiing in on a gloomy day at Zurich Airport. Delivered to Kuwait Airways on 08 Jun 1984 as 9K-AHG so less than a year old when this photo was taken. Sadly she was destroyed at Baghdad Airport on 15 Feb 1991 by allied bombing.

This aircraft was damaged when it ran off the runway at RHO on Mar-24-1999. It was re-registered as N374FD and broken up over the summer of 2000.

A convertible-freighter version of the A300-600. Very few were built. The aircraft was destroyed at Baghdad in 1991 during the Iraq War.

On 24 March 1999 this United Arab Emirates Emiri Flight passenger plane, registered A6-PFD, was damaged beyond repair in a landing accident at Rhodes-Diagoras Airport. According to the NTSB: The ground spoilers did not deploy automatically because they had not been armed. Consequently the auto brake system, which operates by the deployment of spoilers, did not activate. The crew attempted manual braking but they were too late. The aircraft departed the runway, sustaining serious damage. The 252 pax and 19 crew onboard remained unhurt. The Airbus was partly broken up after the accident.

Delivered in December 1985, this aircraft was badly damaged at Rhodes on 24th March '99.