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C/N 25610
SAAF 6844
Photograph: Will Blunt
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C/N 25610
SAAF 6844
Photograph: Will Blunt
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C/N 25610
SAAF 6844
Photograph: Costa Economides
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C/N 25610
SAAF 6844
Photograph: Costa Economides
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C/N 25610
SAAF 6844
Photograph: Costa Economides
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C/N 25610
ZS-OJK
Wonderboom Airport 10 October 2006
Photograph: Tamas Polonyi
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C/N 25610
ZS-OJK
Wonderboom Airport 10 October 2006
Photograph: Tamas Polonyi
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C/N 25610
ZS-OJK
Wonderboom Airport 24 September 2008
Photograph: Steve Brimley
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C/N 25610
ZS-OJK
Dodson hangar
Wonderboom Airport 12 November 2008
Photograph: Mohammad Rassi
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C/N 25610
ZS-OJK
Mombasa Air Safari
Wonderboom Airport February 2009
Photograph: Mohammad Rassi
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C/N 25610
ZS-OJK
Mombasa Air Safari
Wonderboom Airport 1 March 2009
Photograph: Arnold Balledux
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C/N 25610
ZS-OJK
Mombasa Air Safari
Photograph: John Cleave
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C/N 25610
5Y-WOW
The aircraft is named Furaha which means Happiness in Swahili
The pilot in the picture is Omar Welton, 15,000 hours, former MAS Chief Pilot and an Instrument Examiner.
Mombasa Air Safari
Photograph: John Cleave
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C/N 25610
5Y-WOW
With Captain John Janssen, right
Delivery of S/N 25610 was 10th February 2011 at Mombasa, Kenya and the date of her first service was 14th April 2011 on a flight to the Mara with 32 pax on board.
Captain John Janssen, 10,000 hours AME/CFI/ has 2,000 DC-3 hours and completed the type conversion training (MAS approved programme) for three MAS captains. He is seen together with Kevin Cleave, on the occasion of Imperial Bank of Kenya handing over the aircraft keys (symbolically) to commemorate the entrance of the bank into dollar aircraft financing.
Mombasa Air Safari
Photograph: John Cleave
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C/N 25610
5Y-WOW
Mombasa Air Safari
Photograph: John Cleave
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C/N 256105Y-WOW
Mombasa Air Safari
Landing at Musiara Airfield in the Masai Mara. 18 April 2011
The smiling face says it all
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DC-3 Individual Aircraft History