Flyjet
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From: uk
I can confirm that G-FJEC is here. I have seen flyjet's Boeing 767 myself. It is not in Flyjet colours. It is a white aircraft with a blue tail and blue engines until it gets the Fly First Class Livery. Can't wait to get on it. Exciting times ahead for Flyjet. As soon as we can get a pic we will post it.
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From: Newcastle Upon Tyne
Ive read on another thread that its fam flight is on tuesday to newcastle cant wait to fly on it. Hoping to get a look inside on tuesday if we a re allowed fingers xd
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The proving flight is tuesday to NCL and the first operational flight is a TFS on friday. Some of the crew did touch drills on the 767 yesterday plus I've seen it. So its definately here. Like i said before as soon as i get a pic i'll post it
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Upandup - I realise it will be flying for Fly First Class contracts to BDA but surely it should go in the FLYJET colour scheme. Is it not something that the company should be advertising - the long talked about 767 is finally here but wont be in Flyjet colours - why the reason not too?? Who owns it the airline or the tour operator??
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From: Crawley UK
767 Proving Flight??
So what happened? I got called to day to ask if I'd give up some days off to operate couple of Sub Charters for FJE this weekend because the 767 was not available? Is it broken already? Was there a proving flight problem. Not sure we got the work in the end, but very mysterious.
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Originally Posted by Fuel Crossfeed
Upandup - I realise it will be flying for Fly First Class contracts to BDA but surely it should go in the FLYJET colour scheme. Is it not something that the company should be advertising - the long talked about 767 is finally here but wont be in Flyjet colours - why the reason not too?? Who owns it the airline or the tour operator??
It is in the basic colour scheme of blue and white at the moment for its shakedown period. Any problems it has can be ironed out now and crew can get used to the aircraft. We have a contract with FlyFirstClass and will be operating Bermuda and North Carolina routes on this aircraft. The Aircraft will then be reconfigured to hold only 96 passengers and will be painted with FlyFirstClass livery, which also has blue and white base colours. Its kinda like Air Atlanta, who have one of there 747's in TravelCity Direct colours. Its Flyjet's aircraft but once the FlyFirstClass contract begins, the aircraft will only be used for the FlyFirstClass contract.
I was on the aircraft the other day to do my touch drills and was half expecting it to be knackered considering the age of the aircraft, but i have to say it is looking lovely. I can't wait to work on it.
There are definately exciting times ahead for Flyjet.




