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crewdog
11th Apr 2002, 08:40
Just heard, that UPS / Star Air is returning four 727 Freighters from Cologne EDDK back to the US. Anybody who can confirm that?:( :(

TripleTAY
13th Apr 2002, 06:15
Yes it is true. 4 B727 is being replaced by 4 B757.

niss
4th May 2003, 04:13
Rumours are, that Starair won't get their contract renewed.
The 727s back to the states and if Starair still wants to do busines with UPS, it has to be as a subcontractor with own planes.

vmommo
4th May 2003, 09:34
So what is the total # and type of airplanes Star will be operating, and does anybody think that they will purchase their own airplanes?

cphflyer
4th May 2003, 09:42
Yep star will be there to maintain the deal, heard tonight they may be getting $£$£ support to co-purchase 6 B757 and 2 B767 with an Irish company called Air Contractors who also had 6 B727s for Freight companies but got 2 now as well as 3 A300 for Frenchpost, Atr42/72 with Falcon and Fedex in spain and Herc for Fedex/Un. Hear A310s coming soon for Acl who in fact owned by Safair in South Africa.

The tieup is here down at the bottom of my post see they leaseback alot of aircraft. Some company to be reckoned with I reckon. :OSafair (http://www.safair.co.za)

FlyingBeetle
9th May 2003, 16:50
Hi,
rumours about the 727 in StarAir are true. The phase out will
be finished by January 2004 :{ . Everything else is really
only rumour since negotiations are in progress and nothing
is yet determined. Fact is that the contract between UPS and
StarAir runs out this year. StarAir is looking for a new 5 years
contract operating a 767 fleet within Europe :E .
Results of the negotiations with UPS or a new contract will come
out this July.
F.B.

Hwel
9th May 2003, 19:24
Lets face it its a total travesty of justice that UPS are able to operate so many N reg aircraft on inter EU routes. All their freight should go on OY reg (or any other EU reg is good). Its pretty hipocritical (spelling) of them to complain about DHL owning a US airline when they just flood europe with n reg 75 and 76's.:mad:

rant over normal service resumed.

vmommo
9th May 2003, 21:28
So why is it being allowed, and who makes these decisions? Can anybody shed light on these agreements and how they work?

almost professional
9th May 2003, 21:44
is it only the 767's that are N reg?-the 757/727's that we see are all OY, and then there is the channex A300

scairbus300
10th May 2003, 00:20
N-reg based in CGN
1 727, 5 757 & 3 A300

N-reg that transit nightly
5 767 & 1 MD11

vmommo
10th May 2003, 01:41
Doesn't Bluebird Cargo http://www.bluebirdcargo.com/ fly UPS stuff as well? As far as I know, UPS does not operate their own airplanes to Iceland.

dusk2dawn
11th May 2003, 13:11
vmommo , it is a political thingy. For US-European Air Transport Agreements see "my" homepage : http://www.flyvebranchen.dk/docs/pub_eu_us_tr.htm

Politics, n. A strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles.

vmommo
11th May 2003, 23:06
Thanks dusk2dawn!

I have a feeling that's also the reason UPS made a big purchase of A-300's. I guess there are many shades of grey tied to this topic.