Aircraft Photo of Z-OMC | Let L-410UVP-E20 Turbolet | Air Zambezi

Aircraft
Registration / Serial:	Z-OMC
Aircraft Original Type:	Let L-410 Turbolet
Aircraft Generic Type:	Let L-410/420 Turbolet
Aircraft Version:	Let L-410UVP-E20 Turbolet
C/n (msn):	871922
Operator Titles:	Air Zambezi

Location
City / Airport:	Bethlehem
Country:	South Africa
Airport Codes:	ICAO: - IATA: - Local: - Other: FABM

Photo Date:	April 2002
Photo from:	Kjell O Granlund Collection
Photo ID:	776752

Photo Comment
Air Zambezi was a Zimbabwean airline which was based at Harare' between 1998 and 2002. The airline operated services to the main tourist destinations Victoria Fall, Kariba, and Hwange. In addition to a pair of L-410s, a Cessna Caravan was operated. This Let 410 started life as an E3 serving with the Soviet Air Force as 1922 and later Red 33 with the Russian Air Force. Returned to Let in 2000 and converted to E20 as OK-SDC. To Sol Air as Z-LNK. To Inter Ocean as ZS-OOH July 2000 and Air Zambezi Feb 2001, re-registerd Z-OMC Nov 2001. To United Airlines as 5X-UAZ Sept 2002, ZS-OOH restored Aug 2003 with Aircraft Systems SA, to Citylink of Ghana Oct 2003, re-registered 9G-LET Nov 2003. Photographer unknown This photo was added on 8 February 2025, and has since been viewed 130 times.

Photo Comment

Air Zambezi was a Zimbabwean airline which was based at Harare' between 1998 and 2002. The airline operated services to the main tourist destinations Victoria Fall, Kariba, and Hwange. In addition to a pair of L-410s, a Cessna Caravan was operated. This Let 410 started life as an E3 serving with the Soviet Air Force as 1922 and later Red 33 with the Russian Air Force. Returned to Let in 2000 and converted to E20 as OK-SDC. To Sol Air as Z-LNK. To Inter Ocean as ZS-OOH July 2000 and Air Zambezi Feb 2001, re-registerd Z-OMC Nov 2001. To United Airlines as 5X-UAZ Sept 2002, ZS-OOH restored Aug 2003 with Aircraft Systems SA, to Citylink of Ghana Oct 2003, re-registered 9G-LET Nov 2003. Photographer unknown

This photo was added on 8 February 2025, and has since been viewed 130 times.

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