Yay! I found the airplane I flew first flight hour in.
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Most likely a (wet) lease operator, or lessor of the plane in use. Many such companies are based in Malta. @FlyIf_0011IFPA
Just a guess, but probably related to the upcoming restrictions imposed by the Canadian Gouvernement (I linked a similar article on WestJet below), which describes it very well: @CaptainZac
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The leasing companies from Malta make sense
For Air Canada, the U.S. isn’t affected by the new restrictions today. It looks like Air Canada has been operating passenger A330-300s from Montréal to Fort Lauderdale for a while now though.
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Those are cargo flights, if that’s what you mean
No, it is like the same plane, from the same take off airport and they go to the same airport
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Different planes, different airlines, different altitudes. 🤷
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Interesting, thanks for clarifying!
Probably then either because of a reduced frequency or high belly cargo demand, right?
Do you know what The Island Hopper is? It is operated by United Airlines, and its goes
HNL-MAJ-KWA-KSA-PNI-TKK-GUM
Looks like a part of their Pacific Fleet is doing some cargo flights!
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