Aircraft you didn't know airlines used to/ currently operate

The winglets :OO

Bingo! This is one of 4 DHL 757s that operate in the United States. They were recently added this year too. This specific aircraft, N752CS, is also the only one with winglets

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wait the livery suits the a350 so well

I guess i’ll make a post here

N951LF | Airbus A320-233 | airTran Airways (Ryan International Airlines) |  Rich Barth | JetPhotos

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Back in the early 2000s, AirTran briefly wet-leased 4 A320s from Ryan International Airlines to begin service to West Coast destinations from Atlanta before their 737-700s arrived, as there 717s at the time could not fly that range. RIP AirTran.

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I bet some of you didn’t know Southwest had some hybrid liveries

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Even I didnt know Delta had Saabs

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Your not alone

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Here’s one


This is an Iceland air dc-10. Iceland air bought 1 dc-10 in 1979. in the same year AA flight 191 happened andddddd all dc-10s got grounded including of course this Iceland air dc-10, and the same year Iceland air nearly turned into the past. So to save money they retired this dc-10 to save money.

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You mean the only one with winglets in the US right? I‘m sure there are a few more with winglets outside the US

Yes.

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Yep, almost all DHL B757 stationed at Leipzig have winglets.

That’s an incredible story!

I‘ve spotted this exact aircraft back in 2022 with FedEx​:star_struck:

A little sad that this is the same aircraft that overran the runway at KMIA a few days ago.

Yeah, she will probably be written off.:cry:

Not the same aircraft. The one that overran in Miami was N1997A.

Google lied then lol.

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What plane is that?!

Dornier 328.

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