Air Crimson Boeing 757-300

The Boeing 757-300 was delivered to Air Crimson in 2001 as a cheaper narrow-body alternative to medium wide-bodies to cut costs. The oldest Boeing 767's needed to be replaced with newer aircraft, however like most other airlines, there were cost issues. The aircraft replaced 16 older 767's that were delivered and are all still in use today. Air crimson was able to recover years later and start buying newer larger aircraft again. These aircraft are used usually on trans-continental routes.