I never knew American Airlines operated the 747SP, mainly for DFW-NRT trips and occasionally to/from Europe. I would have guessed the -SP would be based at a larger hub like LAX or JFK, but the SP’s smaller seat count compared to the 747-100 probably made more sense for lower-demand trips that still needed a long-range aircraft.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/129534682@N05/44334137252/ Sunexpress A320s which are leased by Avion Express they fly in the summerseason
Naaah, winglets make It cool
It does! Especially on the Delta livery ![]()
No no no. No winglets, not going
Air Canada used to operate the Beechcraft 1900D under the Air Canada Express / Air Georgian capacity purchase agreement. They sadly stopped flying them once the agreement ended in April of 2020. They also had a small Q100 and Q300 fleet!
Welcome to infinite flight community!
I never knew FedEx operates the atr72. After some research I found out that they are one of the largest operators of the atr42 and 72
Yeah mostly in Minnesota and northern United states
That’s like taking a spoiler off of a f1 car looks clean
Wow, thought it was just the C408.







