Basic UAE Amiri flight livery with Nile Safaris titles and logo

K25 slide scan. Delivered 1967 as F-BLCG to Air France. ZAS SU-DAB 1983, Naganagani XT-BBF 1989, Homac HB-IEI 1989, stored Manston 1990. Tramson 5B-DAZ 1992, Avistar 1997, Clipper 9G-ROX 1999. Notorious for its poor technical state it was written off Bratislava 2 July 1999, overrunning runway during aborted take off. Operating a ZAS flight "Airline of Sudan" titling had recently been removed but is still faintly visible.

NSA was leasing this 707 from Zarkani Aviation (ZAS) and on this occasion flew a subcharter for them. This aircraft registered as 9G-ROX overran the runway on take-off from Bratislava on 7 February 1999 and was written off.

Ex VH-EAB, OO-YCL, P2-ANA, TF-AEC, SU-DAE, to 5B-DAY (zie dia), N4131G, 92-3289WR

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.

The former D-ABUJ of Lufthansa was sold to the UAE as A6-DPA in May 1981 and then to Sudan in May 1986.