Blue Sky Airlines

[chip butty]

3 ex UA 744's were registered yesterday to G-CEFD G-CEFE and G-CEFF according to the CAA database, G-info.
http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?categoryid=60&pagetype=65&applicationid=1&mode=detailnosummary&fullregmark=G-CEFE
All seem to have been registered to a company called Blue Sky. Also have found this picture of one of the aircraft in AMS in Blue Sky (partial?) livery. anyone got any clues as to who they are?:ok:
http://myaviation.net/?pid=00841084

[Curious Pax]

I don't know where N172UA/G-CEFD is at present, but N190UA/G-CEFF arrived at Amsterdam on May 14th, and was still all white last time I saw it. The pictured N176UA/G-CEFE arrived at Amsterdam at the beginning of March. The 2 at Amsterdam had been reported to be for Eagle Aviation of France.

[IB4138]

G-CEFD is registered to Blue Sky One Ltd
G-CEFE to Blue Sky Two Ltd
G-CEFD to Blue Sky Three Ltd

Address 5 Stanhope Gardens, London W1.

The address is also the home of Balli Group, a commodity broker with Iranian connections and the Iran Heritage Foundation.

[Fried_Chicken]

I don't know where N172UA/G-CEFD is at present, but N190UA/G-CEFF arrived at Amsterdam on May 14th, and was still all white last time I saw it. The pictured N176UA/G-CEFE arrived at Amsterdam at the beginning of March. The 2 at Amsterdam had been reported to be for Eagle Aviation of France.

172UA is at Incheon

are these dor freighter conversion or remianing as PAX models?

Fried Chicken