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Gives detailed list of every airline (extinct and functioning) of where the planes have been, when they were made.
I found out AC used to have a 767 which has been aournd the block.
8 different airlines used it!
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Gives detailed list of every airline (extinct and functioning) of where the planes have been, when they were made.
I found out AC used to have a 767 which has been aournd the block.
8 different airlines used it!-Kevin -
That's indeed a very interesting site.Andy -
Very interesting how they don't show Northwest as having any DC-9's in their current fleet??? They also don't show Delta, TWA, Eastern, and ATA having L1011's in their past fleet. It also doesn't show ATA having 707's in their past fleet. Not impressed, NextComment
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Great site, but seems that info is not complete and sometimes incorrect.
It lists Cathay Pacific had operated 3 A330-200s, of which CX had discarded of. But CX had never ever operated any A332s.Next:
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Not often up to date on airline's past fleet.
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No mention AT ALL of Air Wales, and Cebu Pacific have a few DC-9's, whereas the website is showing they dont have any! Not good.“If you shoot for the stars and hit the moon, it's OK. But you've got to shoot for something. A lot of people don't even shoot.”
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Just sent them a couple of mails to offer my help ....Originally posted by CathayPacific
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Nice site, but still can't beat www.airfleets.net, a good, informative, up to date site. Unfortunatly it doesnt support all aircraft just like this site doesnt seem to...Comment
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I'd agree. airfleets seems to be more accurate. This is a cool site but not quite up to date.Originally posted by juleswesoThanks,
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