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gate4
18th Mar 2014, 21:49
So JTQ flew Brisbane to Honolulu stopping at Apia yesterday... another 737-400 for the scrap? :(
TBM-Legend
18th Mar 2014, 22:20
Conversion to freighter....Airwork upgrading the Toll fleet..
Jabawocky
19th Mar 2014, 02:47
They did recently weed out an old clunker :E
Through a mechanical fault I am led to believe.
gate4
18th Aug 2014, 07:52
Arrived back at Auckland today with Toll markings and as a converted freighter :ok:
zanzibar
18th Aug 2014, 08:29
Speaking of old clunkers (no, VERY old clunkers) where has ZK-SLA gone? Haven't seen it on Flight Aware for ages.
By George
18th Aug 2014, 08:48
ZK-SLA (ex VH-CZA) has gone to Bucurest Romania.
down3gr33ns
18th Aug 2014, 09:50
So, ex VH-CZA? That makes it an EXTREMELY old clunker.
Sold to the Romanians, wet lease, dry lease?
Airworks are out of pax aircraft (regionally) by the look of it. With their hull loss in HIR, are they top heavy with crews now?
Centaurus
18th Aug 2014, 13:04
So, ex VH-CZA? That makes it an EXTREMELY old clunker.
It has been reincarnated and rests on its laurels as the Ansett Aviation Training Centre's 737-300 simulator - callsign VH-CZA.:ok:
Aerozepplin
19th Aug 2014, 03:24
Any time I felt like seeing vintage aircraft it was always a choice between paying for an airshow or a late night trip to watch Airwork's freight runs.
They should look into a Bristol Freighter. Bit of coin to be made with one of them for sure.