Are there B757 ETOPS Freighters?
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Are there B757 ETOPS Freighters?
Does anybody know if the production-built B757 freighters are 180 ETOPS qualified? I know that the ex-BA converted freighters are not.
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B757F ETOPS
Icelandair or UPS perhaps.
FI have the 1st purpose built 757F.
The only other people operating the purpose built freighters are DHL Airways, Ethiopian Airlines and Cameroon Airlines (ex-DHL airframe).
FI have the 1st purpose built 757F.
The only other people operating the purpose built freighters are DHL Airways, Ethiopian Airlines and Cameroon Airlines (ex-DHL airframe).
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No CR2. Arrow don't have B75F - only L1011s and DC8s freighters.
The Icelandair machine is the ex-ChallengeAir (CAC) one.
CAC used to work this out of MIA before the airline was then acquired by UPS.
TF-FIG aka Usually flies to KEF-LGG-KEF flights then usually twice a week a KEF-JFK-KEF rotation which should keep it close-ish to the land!
Interestingly sometimes does KEF-EMA-LGG and KEF-Humberside-LGG on inbounds with fresh fish.
The Icelandair machine is the ex-ChallengeAir (CAC) one.
CAC used to work this out of MIA before the airline was then acquired by UPS.
TF-FIG aka Usually flies to KEF-LGG-KEF flights then usually twice a week a KEF-JFK-KEF rotation which should keep it close-ish to the land!
Interestingly sometimes does KEF-EMA-LGG and KEF-Humberside-LGG on inbounds with fresh fish.
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