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Old 8th December 2004 | 22:17
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Star Air Orders 767 SF`s

Word is that Star Air , based in Denmark , has placed an order for 11 B767 SF conversion a/c to be operated under OY Reg. , under contract for UPS.
Let the rumours fly guys and gals.
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Old 9th December 2004 | 08:37
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Not a rumour, it's confirmed by Star Air. Aircraft ex. ANZ and, I belive, AAI. IAI designed conversion, work performed somewhere in Brazil. First two ex. ANZ machines in the shop, so to speak. Supposedly the 767s will replace Star's fleet of RR powered 727-100F and 757-200PF.

Good news for the stick monkeys, bad news for the FEs.
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Old 9th December 2004 | 11:27
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Hi. 727s already long gone. 767s wille replace 757s. See previous posts in Freight Dogs forum.

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Old 9th December 2004 | 11:29
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For the record: OY-UPS - last Star Air 72 flew the last revenue flight on Friday July 30th. 2004.
A handfull of FE's went to a 72 operator in the gulf area - rest found positions with various maintenance orgs.
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Just curious if anybody knows what the livery will be on the Star 767s? (UPS, Star or Maersk paintjob?)

Astar and ABX are painted in DHL colors.
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Old 17th December 2004 | 08:43
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It'll be the new UPS livery which, if you ask me, is rather smart looking. Certainly looks better than our bananas .....
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Old 17th December 2004 | 10:42
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Good news for the stick monkeys, bad news for the FEs.
You never know, they could be the 762's ex AN & it shouldn't be too hard to put the FE's seat back in!
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Old 17th December 2004 | 15:43
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767 coming soon, is that means the end for Channex & MNG Cargo in Cologne??

Merry Xmass and happy new year !
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Old 28th December 2004 | 14:53
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Just wondering about Star Air.

Where are the pilots based? In Copenhagen or somewhere in Germany. Are the majority Danish or something else? HOw is commuting for the flying?

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Old 30th December 2004 | 08:12
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Hi Catans.

We are all based in Germany ( Cologne ) and the majority is danish , some germans , some swedish and until recently also some norwegians.

Commuting is most of the time without problems.

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Old 4th January 2005 | 10:14
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I talked to one of the secretarys earlier this year about the planned recruitment for this year and she told me that it would probably start in the early autumn months. Are there any news about this?

For you guys who´s been with the company for years, are you still happy with the operation and can you live with the commuting back home?

As an ex-Maersk pilot, I´m seriously concidering joining the company as a long term move and would therefor apreciate any thoughts and information about the lifestyle you can expect, if possible with the new 767 operation in mind.

Many thanks!
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Old 7th August 2005 | 22:09
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I am wondering about what people who work at Star Air like their job.

In partiqular: the schedules, how the commute back and forth to germany works out of Kastrup or other places, what kind of routes (in Europe or other places as well), pay, how paying taxes work, etc.

Also wondering about what kind of background the pilots have who gets hires have.

Please let me know.

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Old 9th August 2005 | 14:12
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Do you all commute or do some choose to live in Koln?

If so, do you have to pay German or Danish taxes? Which is best?

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Old 27th September 2005 | 20:44
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starair.

Anyone have any info on who`s getting hired and how many???

Best regards,

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