Aircraft used on old flights

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I've been completing my flight log and I'm trying to find the aircraft that was used on some old flights. Does anyone have thoughts on particular resources I should use?

In particular, looking for Cathay / Singapore / Qantas data between 1995-2006.
 
Aircraft type - I've been able to piece together some of it from old news articles etc, but it's patchy at best so far.
 
Aircraft type - I've been able to piece together some of it from old news articles etc, but it's patchy at best so far.

I would think that airliners.net photo engine with a filter by airport and dates might at least narrow the aircraft types down a bit. Or at least give you a most likely answer (seasonality and last-minute aircraft substitutions aside of course).
 
You could try TripIt.com

I have found it can sometime fill in the blanks when I find some legacy trip info and email in or add manually (with historical date).

It’s not perfect and and might only go back so many years. It can get a little confused with historical airlines. Some flights on Varig are now all over the place in TI…
 
Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

What are the QF ones that you're after? I might have some of the old pattern (bidding) books.
Two domestic flights MEL-BNE in Jan 2005, I'd assume some 737 variant, but I think -300/-400/-800 were all in service at the time.
 
Two domestic flights MEL-BNE in Jan 2005, I'd assume some 737 variant, but I think -300/-400/-800 were all in service at the time.
A bit tough, as Qantas timetables in the early '00 simply referred to 737.

Maybe you could find some old Qantim files?

QF-2001-MEL-BNE.jpg
 
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What more do you know? Flight number? Date? There's some 767 flights in that time frame.
 
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QF612 MEL-BNE on 12 Jan 2005, and QF631 BNE-MEL on 19 Jan 2005.
I had a look at my records a couple of months either side of those dates but didn’t fly BNE-MEL. QF airframes I did fly on into or out of MEL or BNE to other domestic cities were:
6 x 737-800
2 x 737-400
1 x 767-300
(and lots of Dash8s… but not relevant for you)

Pretty certain 737-300 were gone from AUS domestic service by then, but were still flying for Jet Connect. 767-200 likely gone as well.
 
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