Hawker Siddeley HS-780 Andover C1

Untitled (748 Air Services)

Another photograph of the wrecked Andover 3C-KKB at Rumbek, by Matt Murphy on October 12, 2004. Different frame and date from the original Walt Kilroy record of February 2004.: Hawker Siddeley HS-780 Andover C1 wreck beside Rumbek airstrip · 3C-KKB · 748 Air Services (former Royal New Zealand Air Force markings) · Rumbek Airport (RBX / HSMK), South Sudan · October 12, 2004
Another photograph of the wrecked Andover 3C-KKB at Rumbek, by Matt Murphy on October 12, 2004. Different frame and date from the original Walt Kilroy record of February 2004.
Hawker Siddeley HS-780 Andover C1 wreck beside Rumbek airstrip · 3C-KKB · 748 Air Services (former Royal New Zealand Air Force markings) · Rumbek Airport (RBX / HSMK), South Sudan · October 12, 2004
Photo: Matt Murphy, Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement · Public domain in the United States: work of a US federal employee in official duties. Source: www.state.gov, as retained in Commons metadata. Public Domain Mark: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/. Original 600 x 398 bytes retained. · Photo source · Photograph details
This is an illustrative photograph, not the missing original image.

Original photo record

The details and photographer’s remark below belong to the original record. Its photograph has not been recovered.

Airline
Untitled (748 Air Services)
Aircraft
Hawker Siddeley HS-780 Andover C1
Registration
3C-KKB
Location
Rumbek (RBX / HSMK)
Country / region
Sudan
Date photographed
February 23, 2004
Photographer
Walt Kilroy

Photographer’s remark

3C-KKB Written off at Rumbek’s unpaved airstrip in South Sudan in March 2003, apparently after engine failure. No fatalities. First flew July 1966 for RAF (XS602). Went to RNZAF (New Zealand air force) November 1976 (NZ7622), which later modified it for VIP configuration. Sold to 748 Air Services (Kenya) October 1998, and used in ferrying relief supplies into South Sudan.