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Photos of PIA People
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Capt. Farooq Ahmad
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Capt. Farooq Ahmad) |
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Capt. Farooq Ahmad with Hawker
Siddeley HS.121 Trident 1E ex-AP-ATK of PIA at China Aviation
Museum in Datangshan, China.
AP-ATK (c/n 2130) was PIA's first
Trident and was delivered to PIA on March 1, 1966. In 1970, PIA
sold all its four PIA Tridents including AP-ATK to China through
barter trade. After arriving in China, ex-AP-ATK of PIA served
as Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) government
aircraft with serial# 232. It was transferred to Chinese Air
Force in 1980 and flew with serial # 50056 and later received
serial# 50051. The aircraft was retired in mid-80s and currently
is on display at China Aviation Museum in Datangshan, China, as
seen in this photo |
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Capt. Anjum Kareem
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Aroosh Naqvi) |
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Capt. Anjum Kareem and First
Officer Tahir Usman on the flight deck of a PIA Airbus A310-300 |
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First Officer Waqar
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Capt. Farooq Ahmad) |
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First Officer Waqar photographed
with former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto aboard flight
PK-302 from Karachi to Lahore in 2007. The photo was taken while
Ms. Bhutto on election campaign was visiting various places
across Pakistan. On December 27, 2007, Ms. Bhutto was
assassinated outside Rawalpindi's Liaquat National Bagh where
moments ago she had addressed a public gathering that was
organized to gain support for her party in coming general
elections |
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First Officer Omer
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Capt. Farooq Ahmad) |
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First Officer Omer with Hawker
Siddeley HS.121 Trident 1E ex-AP-ATK of PIA at China Aviation
Museum in Datangshan, China.
AP-ATK (c/n 2130) was PIA's first
Trident and was delivered to PIA on March 1, 1966. In 1970, PIA
sold all its four PIA Tridents including AP-ATK to China through
barter trade. After arriving in China, ex-AP-ATK of PIA served
as Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) government
aircraft with serial# 232. It was transferred to Chinese Air
Force in 1980 and flew with serial # 50056 and later received
serial# 50051. The aircraft was retired in mid-80s and currently
is on display at China Aviation Museum in Datangshan, China, as
seen in this photo |
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