Hi
Today whilst out around about 13:00 a First Choice 767-300 fly over our house and i didnt know why it was flying over as there was no delayed long-haul flight, altough ive just realised i saw there new 767-300, Reg G-OOBM, arriving from Abu Dhabi.
So theres another 767-300 to add to there fleet!
Jon
By: cloud_9 - 19th January 2006 at 08:59
The 767’s are not going to be replaced as such, they will most likely be operated on medium haul routes that are popular.
Well I have not heard anything about that…however, if they did do as you say, they would proabably use them on their Cyprus routes, as these are scheduled services (DP, not FCA code!)
By: topjet330 - 18th January 2006 at 21:11
The 767’s are not going to be replaced as such, they will most likely be operated on medium haul routes that are popular.
By: Pablo - 18th January 2006 at 19:04
These 767s, are they to tide them over untill the 787s arrive? Certainly seems so to me.
think they’re also intended to replace the ex-Leisure machines which I presume were leased, and to allow for the tour operator’s long haul expansion.
By: cloud_9 - 18th January 2006 at 10:37
These 767s, are they to tide them over untill the 787s arrive? Certainly seems so to me.
Indeed they are Sandy. I had the pleasure of working with FCA, through the ground handling agency that covered their ground operations, during summer last year. According to the supervisor that I got to know, and their website (http://www.firstchoice.co.uk/info/aboutus/flightspress.html), they have signed a letter of intent with Boeing for six 787’s and are the first charter airline in Europe to do so. It is due to come into service to replace the 767’s in 2009.
By: Bmused55 - 17th January 2006 at 22:34
These 767s, are they to tide them over untill the 787s arrive? Certainly seems so to me.
By: ~gb~ - 17th January 2006 at 22:29
G-OOBM (c/n 27568) is the last of a batch of 3 ex Vietnam Airlines 763’s to be delivered.
G-OOBK – ex VN-A762
G-OOBL – ex VN-A764
G-OOBM – ex VN-A765
Not sure if HVN are looking at off loading their last two 76’s.
Lee
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January 17, 2006 at 9:17 pm