Boeing 757-300

No im not saying that they wouldn’t add icelandair. Im just stating that its retired

Actually it is leased to an airline in central Asia :
https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/boeing-757-300-uk75007-fly-khiva/rz45ve

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they will might add that livery,

I know they will. Its just retired though. I really hope to hear about the 757-300

one can only hope, I would very much like this variant to arrive as well.

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I really want hands on with this plane before its retired!

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Been saying this for quite some time now.
I even asked when they were conducting the Q&A on Instagram a while back. Unfortunately I didn’t see a response.
I’m hoping they can use the same logic to stretch the B757-200 and do a soft rework of the B757-300. The same can be applied to the B767-300 and do a soft rework of B767-400ER.

Thinking about it now, they can also do a soft rework of the B737 MAX 7 , B737 MAX 9, and B737 MAX 10 (When entered service) . The B737 MAX 8 was built from scratch and is the perfect foundational platform to execute this strategy.

Its not as easy as just taking the -200 and adding another fuselage section. But i still hope we see this aircraft one day

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They did it for the A350-1000. Stretching the A350-900 which is a worse model than the 757-200. So why couldn’t they do the same

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I know. Its just that they have to make a new flight model

Enough with airbus for once. I love airbus with my heart but we need Boeing aircraft. The 757-300 or Max 9 would be a perfect start. I know they are doing the 787’s be we need something to fill that gap

Bumping once again

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Bumping plane once more

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in4avia: :small_orange_diamond:Boeing 757-3E7
:small_orange_diamond:UK75007
:small_orange_diamond:Fly Khiva.

At Tashkent Airport, Uzbekistan :uzbekistan:.

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you dont understand how bad I want this

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https://www.icelandair.com/en-ca/about/our-fleet/thingvellir/

Would love to see this livery!

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I want DAL KTPA-KDTW :sob:

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Nick Hoffmann: American Trans Air (ATA Airlines)
Boeing 757-33N N554TZ & N559TZ
GDN/EPGD Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport
July 2004
Photo credit Radoslaw Isaszak
Flew on N554TZ March 27, 2003 IND-FLL.

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Bump, almost finished the entire airbus fleet, time to focus on finishing Boeing.

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