Air Crimson Boeing 757 200 (10-exit Scimitar)

Since its introduction to the fleet in November of 1986, the Boeing 757-200 has been a workhorse crossing the United States on a daily basis. The aircraft is loved by both the passengers and pilots who fly on ACR for its sheer power and comfort it provides. Its capacity helps the airline earn much of its revenue on domestic routes and flies on some of the busiest routes in the U.S. It has seen some action flying in the Pacific from ACR's hub in Tokyo-Narita. The 757's lives have been prolonged with the latest in passenger comfort such as retrofitting the Boeing Sky Interior and installing the latest flight systems available for the aircraft. The aircraft will probably see its final flight when Boeing releases their NMA. 757's from the merger with Sky Hawk, from 2012-2014 have been integrated into ACR's fleet, further proving its use within the company. Ship number N556CR was the next aircraft to be painted into the new ACR livery.