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Museum Shop
The South African Airways Museum Society shop is stocked with a variety of aviation related souvenirs and gifts. A few examples of our items are listed below.
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Junkers Ju 52/3m
ZS-AFA
“Jan van Riebeeck”
South African Airways Museum Society Historic Flight
Plastic snap-fit model
Scale: 1:125 Product Code: JU-05200C-001
Price: R250.00
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Douglas DC-3 Dakota
South African Airways Museum Society Historic Flight
ZS-BXF
“Klapperkop”
Plastic snap-fit model
Scale: 1:100 Product Code: DC-00300C-002
Price: R250.00
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Douglas DC-4 Skymaster
South African Airways Museum Society Historic Flight
ZS-AUB
“Outeniqua”
Plastic snap-fit model
Scale: 1:250 Product Code: DC-00400J-003
Price: R250.00
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Airbus A300B4
South African Airways
Old colour scheme
Plastic snap-fit model
Scale 1:200 Product Code: AB-30000H-005
Price: R200.00
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Airbus A300B4South African Airways Cargo
Old colour scheme
Plastic snap-fit model
Scale 1:200 Product Code: AB-30000H-007
Price: R200.00
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Boeing 747-244B ZS-SAN "Lebombo"
South African Airways
Delivery colour scheme
Plastic snap-fit model. Made by Flight Miniatures Product Code: ABO-74710H-010
Price: R350.00
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Boeing 767-200
South African Airways
Old colour scheme
Plastic snap-fit model
Scale 1:200 Product Code: BO-76720H-007
Price: R200.00
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Videos and DVDs
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flight for a nation
DVD
The 1995 Rugby World Cup Final was the start of what has become a tradition of South African Airway's involvement in major international events.
The flypast of a Boeing 747 over Ellis Park Stadium was seen as a meaningful display of patriotism. So popular was this flypast that it was repeated when Bafana Bafana, South Africa's national soccer team, played in the Africa Cup of Nations several months later. As official carrier of the South African Olympic team, SAA decided to paint one of its jumbos in brilliant colours and this aircraft visited several cities performing graceful flypasts in formation with four F1 Mirage fighter aircraft of the South African Air Force, leaving many South Africans in awe.
The goal was now set for three Boeing 747 aircraft to fly in formation over the Union Buildings just after the new President of South Africa took the oath.
This is the story of that unique Boeing 747, Three Ship, formation.
Directed by Marais Wessels
Produced by Vision by Light in association with South African Airways.
Duration: 26 minutes
Language: English
DVD © 1999
flight for a nation is ONLY available through the South African Guide Dog Association
Please contact them as follows:
ALL money that the SAGD Association raises by the sale of the DVD is then used to fund the purchase of a Guide Dog.
The aircraft that made up the three ship formation were:
Boeing 747-300 ZS-SAC Shosholoza
Boeing 747-400 ZS-SAK Ibhayi
Boeing 747-400 ZS-SBK The Great North
The date was 16 June 1999
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Lebombo
DVD
Price: R100.00
The South African Airways Museum Society is a non-profit volunteer organisation run by highly motivated passionate enthusiasts dedicated to the preservation of civil aviation history in South Africa. As you will see from the scenes in this video their efforts were rewarded when, on 5 March 2004, Boeing 747-244B ZS-SAN "Lebombo" landed at Rand Airport to be preserved for future generations.
Lebombo was registered to SAA in July 1971 and was rolled out on 24 August. Her first flight was 30 September 1971. She was delivered to SAA on 22 October 1971. "Lebombo" operated the first SAA 747 service on 10 December 1971 flying Johannesburg-Luanda-London. Her last service with SAA was 24 November 2003. The flight number was SA 3061 and the route Lagos-Johannesburg.
After 31 years, 11 months and 14 days in service with SAA the aircraft was retired and donated to The South African Airways Museum Society.
At four minutes past eight, South African time, on an overcast and dull Friday morning 5 March 2004, the retired South African Airways Boeing 747-244, ZS-SAN, "Lebombo" touched down at Rand Airport, Germiston, just outside Johannesburg.
Lebombo is utilised to her fullest extent for aviation awareness programmes as well as for fund raising for the SAA Museum Society. The aircraft is available for school tours, small corporate related functions such as board meetings and conferences, product launches, award ceremonies and Classic Car and Motorcycle gatherings. Museum members conduct informative and entertaining tours of Lebombo which last approximately 45 minutes.
This video contains 3 scenes:
1) Lebombo display at Rand Airport air show Sunday 4 May 2003
2) Practice approach to Rand Airport with B747-344 ZS-SAT Thursday 27 November 2003
3) Lebombo landing at Rand Airport Friday 5 March 2004
Produced by Leon Botha in association with The South African Airways Museum Society.
Footage supplied by Leon Botha and Captain Dennis Spence.
Web site www.saamuseum.co.za
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© 2005
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Maluti
DVD
Price: R100.00
The South African Airways Museum Society is a non-profit volunteer organisation run by highly motivated passionate enthusiasts dedicated to the preservation of civil aviation history in South Africa. As you will see from the scenes in this video, their efforts were rewarded when, on 5 March 2004, Boeing 747-244B ZS-SAN "Lebombo" landed at Rand Airport to be preserved for future generations. Their efforts were again rewarded when they were donated a second jumbo, this time B747SP ZS-SPC “Maluti”.
Maluti was registered to SAA in January 1976 and was rolled out on 17 May. Her first flight was 4 June 1976. She was delivered to SAA on 11 June 1976. "Maluti" arrived at the then Jan Smuts airport on 18 June 1976. The last flight of B747SP ZS-SPC was flown on the 24th of October 2003 when the aircraft operated flight SA 280/281 from Johannesburg-Perth-Johannesburg.
Maluti landed at Rand Airport on 30 September 2006. During her career ZS-SPC had completed 82,313.23 hours at the time of landing at Rand Airport
Maluti is utilised to her fullest extent for aviation awareness programmes as well as for fund raising for the SAA Museum Society. The Museum facilities are available for school tours, small corporate related functions such as board meetings and conferences, product launches, award ceremonies, Classic Car and Motorcycle gatherings even weddings.
Produced by Graham Walker in association with
The South African Airways Museum Society.
Web site www.saamuseum.co.za E-mail
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© 2006
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Out of Africa
DVD
Price: R120.00
This is the documentary record of the return of SA Historic Flight's Douglas DC-4 Skymaster, ZS-BMH, to the land of her birth - a marathon 15 000 kilometre, eight day journey that spanned the continent of Africa, and then leapt the North Atlantic, to reach the American Mid-West.
Share the sights and sounds of Africa, the North Atlantic islands, Canada and the USA, with the privileged few who were able to fly on this aerial safari.
The second half of this hour-long documentary focuses on EAA Oshkosh 1994, the largest air show on the aviation calendar, bringing the excitement of some of the world's greatest aircraft onto your screen.
Directed by Barry Morel
Produced in association with the South African Airways Museum Society
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Web site www.saamuseum.co.za
Duration: 55 minutes
Language: English
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An East African Adventure
DVD
Price: R120.00
This video recreates the sights and sounds of a groundbreaking tour through East Africa by SA Historic Flight's veteran Douglas DC-4 Skymaster, ZS-BMH.
From Johannesburg via the Victoria Falls and Kariba, to game watching in Zambia's Luangwa Valley, time off at Salima on the shores of Lake Malawi, and experiencing the magic of Ngorongoro in Tanzania, we trace a memory in pictures and sound. Then onwards to Zanzibar, and the paradise islands off Madagascar, and Antananarivo on the great island of Madagascar itself, and finally to Maputo, and on home via Johannesburg.
Directed by Barry Morel
Produced in association with the South African Airways Museum Society
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Web site www.saamuseum.co.za
Duration: 55 minutes
Language: English
© 1994
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Homage to a Lady
DVD
Price: R120.00
This 26-minute video programme explores the history of this unique aircraft from the birth of the Ju 52 in Germany in the early 1930’s and details the reconstruction of our own beloved Tante Ju. Discovered as a slightly forlorn and forgotten hulk on a remote English airfield, we follow the path of her restoration by highly skilled and dedicated SAA technicians.
Now a fully-fledged member of SA Historic flight, Tante Ju shows her paces with some of the most beautiful scenery in South Africa as a fitting backdrop.
Directed by Barry Morel
Produced in association with the South African Airways Museum Society
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Web site www.saamuseum.co.za
Duration: 26 minutes
Language: English
© 1993
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