Atlas planes
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From: Cambridge
Atlas planes
Just wondering what Atlas Air's fleet of aircraft are still active with the airline, I see other carriers, start up and current aquiring Atlas or Polar aircraft, mostly -200Fs.
I initially knew they parked a host of -200Fs in the desert when things went sticky with the airline and quite a few needed "D" checks, I was just wondering if they still have any parked in the desert or are all of them with other carriers.
Also are they planning on getting any more -400F's from whatever available scourse there is.
Any help will be appreciated.
Finally, does anyone know what three -200Fs GSS will be getting, I had heard it was N809MC, N528MC and another one ?
I initially knew they parked a host of -200Fs in the desert when things went sticky with the airline and quite a few needed "D" checks, I was just wondering if they still have any parked in the desert or are all of them with other carriers.
Also are they planning on getting any more -400F's from whatever available scourse there is.
Any help will be appreciated.
Finally, does anyone know what three -200Fs GSS will be getting, I had heard it was N809MC, N528MC and another one ?
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It was previously mentioned here:
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Fried Chicken
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Word is, they just announced 10 -400 conversions, some Pax 380's and talking to the USAF about contract tanker work. How's that for a mix????
Classics are on the way out. As "D" check come due, the will evaluate keeping or disposing them.
Classics are on the way out. As "D" check come due, the will evaluate keeping or disposing them.
