November 12, 2004 at 9:24 pm
A strange fact is that Icelandair operated the *only* scheduled air service by a Boeing 727 to any Scottish airport even when the 727 was the worlds most numerous jetliner.
By: Airline owner - 14th November 2004 at 14:10
oh right. Thanks.
By: Airline owner - 14th November 2004 at 14:10
oh right. Thanks.
By: LBARULES - 14th November 2004 at 14:08
A quick search on Airfleets says that it operated for Iberia then Icelandair and then Aeromar airlines until they suspended operations and is now stored.
History of the aircraft
Delivery Date Operator Registration Remark
27/07/1994 Iberia EC-608
31/10/1994 Iberia EC-FYJ
01/06/2002 Icelandair TF-FIR
01/07/2002 Aeromar Airlines TF-FIR Suspended operations 26/12/03 – sub leased from Icelandair
By: LBARULES - 14th November 2004 at 14:08
A quick search on Airfleets says that it operated for Iberia then Icelandair and then Aeromar airlines until they suspended operations and is now stored.
History of the aircraft
Delivery Date Operator Registration Remark
27/07/1994 Iberia EC-608
31/10/1994 Iberia EC-FYJ
01/06/2002 Icelandair TF-FIR
01/07/2002 Aeromar Airlines TF-FIR Suspended operations 26/12/03 – sub leased from Icelandair
By: Airline owner - 14th November 2004 at 14:04
p.s. Great shots of the 757’s. TF-FIR appears to be all white scheme. For who was the aircraft previously operating??
By: Airline owner - 14th November 2004 at 14:04
p.s. Great shots of the 757’s. TF-FIR appears to be all white scheme. For who was the aircraft previously operating??
By: RIPConcorde - 14th November 2004 at 13:07
Excellent pics, B753s don’t seem to make an appearance at GLA very often, I must have been lucky! 😉
By: RIPConcorde - 14th November 2004 at 13:07
Excellent pics, B753s don’t seem to make an appearance at GLA very often, I must have been lucky! 😉
By: Airline owner - 14th November 2004 at 12:12
thanks, Comet.
By: Airline owner - 14th November 2004 at 12:12
thanks, Comet.
By: Grey Area - 13th November 2004 at 21:34
Iceland actually has a small population and very few cities or, indeed, large towns.
Maybe the market just isn’t there for more flights?
By: Grey Area - 13th November 2004 at 21:34
Iceland actually has a small population and very few cities or, indeed, large towns.
Maybe the market just isn’t there for more flights?
By: SHAMROCK321 - 13th November 2004 at 21:29
Can I ask why very few if any major carriers like BA dont fly to iceland.Would a flight to feed connections into LHR,CDG,AMS or FRA not work for any of the major carriers or is there just no market in Iceland for many european flights.I know icelandair operate a resonable amount of european flights and iceland express seem to be doing quite well so why no other flights?
By: SHAMROCK321 - 13th November 2004 at 21:29
Can I ask why very few if any major carriers like BA dont fly to iceland.Would a flight to feed connections into LHR,CDG,AMS or FRA not work for any of the major carriers or is there just no market in Iceland for many european flights.I know icelandair operate a resonable amount of european flights and iceland express seem to be doing quite well so why no other flights?
By: Comet - 13th November 2004 at 15:32
Never thought Icelandair had 727’s…
Yes they did. They operated the type until around 1990, I flew loads of times on them, including several flights from Glasgow in 1988/89. My only 727 flights were with Icelandair. The FI 727s were replaced by the Boeing 737-400, which in turn was replaced by the 757.
By: Comet - 13th November 2004 at 15:32
Never thought Icelandair had 727’s…
Yes they did. They operated the type until around 1990, I flew loads of times on them, including several flights from Glasgow in 1988/89. My only 727 flights were with Icelandair. The FI 727s were replaced by the Boeing 737-400, which in turn was replaced by the 757.
By: kaplan dig - 13th November 2004 at 11:21
A strange fact is that Icelandair operated the *only* scheduled air service by a Boeing 727 to any Scottish airport even when the 727 was the worlds most numerous jetliner.
And here’s some 757’s at GLA –
By: kaplan dig - 13th November 2004 at 11:21
A strange fact is that Icelandair operated the *only* scheduled air service by a Boeing 727 to any Scottish airport even when the 727 was the worlds most numerous jetliner.
And here’s some 757’s at GLA –
By: Airline owner - 13th November 2004 at 08:21
Never thought Icelandair had 727’s…
By: Airline owner - 13th November 2004 at 08:21
Never thought Icelandair had 727’s…