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Old 26th Jul 2002, 15:12
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Project Jumbo.

South African Airways has approved the donation of a Boeing 747-200 to the South African Airways Museum Society. The aircraft earmarked is ZS-SAO.

Negotiations are currently underway with regard to all the ramifications surrounding a project of this nature. Time constraints do not allow for further details to be published at this stage. The SAAMS committee will do its utmost to keep you informed as to the progress of this project.

You are welcome to contact any of the following:

Richard Hunt 083 308-4079 [email protected]
Errol Muller 083 303-4674 [email protected]
John Austin-Williams 083 459-7802 [email protected]

Kind regards

John Austin-Williams
Chairman: South African Airways Museum Society www.saamuseum.co.za

+27 (0) 11 789-7307 office
+27 (0) 11 787-2796 fax
+27 (0) 11 465-2136 home
+27 (0) 83 459-7802 mobile
[email protected] e-mail

PO Box 3355
Randburg
2125
South Africa

Have a great weekend ! BOKKE ! ! ! !

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