A good friend of mine has given permission to publish his photographs, taken during his travels last year in Norther Pakistan.

They are of AP-AUR, a Pakistan Airlines F-27 Friendship, which failed to stop on landing at Chitral Airport (CJL), over ran a drainage ditch, causing serious damage to the fuselage and propellers. 16Jun04

Luckily, there were no fatalities or injuries amongst the 36 on board.

Thanks to Walter Ego.

	A view of Chitral Airport. The F27 can be seen at the bottom of the runway.
	The tail and rear entrance door.
	The mortal remains...
	The forward fuselage.
	The cockpit.
	ZA683 Chinook, on the back of a low loader at the Ferry Toll lay-by. Waiting for the traffic to subside before heading south over the bridge. 20Jul05
	RGIT, Montrose has a Westland WG30 for the training of Helicopter Deck Landing Officers and Heli deck training. The WG30 is sitting on a simulated rig heli deck complete with a re-fuelling installation. N116WG WG-30, 26Jul05
	N116WG WG-30, 26Jul05
	The cockpit and inside of the fuselage was empty when the RGIT bought it so they had to make do. N116WG WG-30, 26Jul05
	The seats are courtesy of a Transit van. N116WG WG-30, 26Jul05