A62-001

AGAustralia government / state transport

Aircraft: B38MB38M
Operator: Australia government / state transport
Mode-S: 7CFA93
Flies as: EVY71 · EVY51 · EVY89 · EVY26

A Boeing 737 MAX 8 BBJ — the larger half of RAAF No. 34 Squadron's VIP fleet — fitted with conference tables, an office suite and secure satellite communications. A62-001, the first of two, arrived in Canberra on 12 July 2024 to replace the squadron's earlier 737 Business Jets, flying 'Envoy' callsigns from Defence Establishment Fairbairn.

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A62001

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A62-001

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