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28.03.1979: Assembled in Long Beach 19.07.1979: To CP Air (Empress of British Columbia, 902), C-GCPD 21.07.1979: Leased to VARIG, PP-VMP 14.06.1980: Returned to CP Air ,C-GCPD 12.01.1986: New name: Canadian Pacific Airlines 26.04.1987: Merged into Canadian Airlines International, name of the aircraft + fleet number retained 1999: Painted in MTV "Fly 2K" colors 26.01.2000: WFU and stored 03.02.2000: Ferried to Edmonton 13.04.2000: Ferried to Venice for freighter conversion 14.04.2000: To FSBU, N541SA 10.2000: Leased to World Airways 19.12.2000: Delivered to World Airways as freighter 2002: WFU and stored 27.06.2003: To Finova Capital and leased to World Airways ????: WFU and stored at Goodyear ????: Re-registred C-FACX and prepared for All Canada Express ????: Returned to Finova 16.07.2005: Ferried to Nimes 20.07.2005: To DAS Air Cargo, 5X-DAS 01.12.2006: Returned to Finova, N65SS |
DC-10-30, later -30F(AF)
Engines: 3 CF6-50C2 |
Photo from Frank Schaefer |
CP Air advertised the EXPO 86 on many of its planes. #281 is seen here in Amsterdam on July 6th 1986. |
Photo by Joe Pries |
#281 in Vancouver in September 1997 Click here to see more photos in this Canadian Airlines scheme |
Photo from Taxiways collection |
In 1999, #281 flew with this special MTV "Fly 2K" colour scheme |
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