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Group 1 | NewAir | IATA: NA | ICAO: NEW | ROCK | St. Johns NL | 2002

NewAir was established in 1989 as Newfoundland Air System by a Canadian businessman. Following the merger of Air Canada and Canadian Airlines International NewAir began to expand exponentially and by the end of the 2000s it had 3 European destinations as well as many routes within Canada and to the United States.

The Livery depicted was introduced in 2002 on a 737-200 thus beginning a new era for the company. NewAir operates primarily out of its main base at St. John's, NL along with a secondary base at Montreal, QC.

NewAir's fleet as of Q4 2023:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

NewAir Link (Regional Fleet)

• 5    De Havilland Canada/Viking DHC-6-400
• 12  De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300
• 9    De Havilland Canada Dash 8-200
• 4    Saab 340B+
• 12  Canadair CRJ-200

NewAir (Mainline Fleet)

• 7 Airbus A320
• 3 Airbus A321
• 6 Boeing 737-700
• 5 Boeing 737-800
• 4 Boeing 737-900
• 2 Boeing 757-200
• 4 Boeing 767-300ER

NewAir Cargo

• 3 DeHavilland Canada Dash 8-100P2F
• 5 Boeing 737-400BCF
• 2 Boeing 757-200PCF

Boeing 737-275/Adv C-FICK is depicted as it looked in August 2006, and 767-38E(ER) C-GBZR as it would in 2016 along with the cover of a safety card.

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