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Boeing 737-800QCin Northern AirwaysNorthern Airways is the launch customer for the B737-800QC, a Combi variant of the 737-800. Seen here right after conversion and awaiting its remaining paint... |
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B737-800QCin Northern AirwaysAnd it's painted! I hope you all enjoy! |
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New Nothernin Northern AirwaysWelcome aboard the new Northern. We've updated the fleet, and have a new look to go with it. We added wifi, and roomier seats. Better meals and service on all of our aircraft, whether it's turboprop or jet. Welcome Aboard. |
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Boeing 737-8in Northern AirwaysNorthern's newest jet, the 737 MAX 8. We're replacing our old 737-400s with these brand new, factory fresh aircraft. Equipped with Wifi, satellite TV, and a single class layout of 170 seats, we offer the best legroom in the c... |
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ATR 42-600in Northern AirwaysWe've bought new ATR42-600s. Quieter, faster, with better takeoff and landing performance, these aircraft are Combis, with between 22 and 42 seats on board, and cargo to match. Being able to operate from gravel strips makes N... |
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Boeing 747-100SR SUDin Japan AirwaysJapan Airways began operating the 747 in 1971, on domestic routes using a single-class seating arrangement of 495 passengers. Boeing built the special SR version solely for the Japanese market, needing beefier landing gear and... |
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Boeing 747-400Din Japan AirwaysJapan Airways took delivery of their first 747-400D in 1991, bolstering it's high-capacity, short haul network. These aircraft sat 660 people in a single class seating arrangement, and operated on high-density domestic network... |
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Airbus A319in Canadian National AirlinesCanadian National Airlines newest livery, feature a throwback to the 1970's maple leaf, and a simpler, cleaner look! |
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A340-300in Canadian National AirlinesCNA's A340-300 in the new livery; one of the last operators of the A340, CNA uses them on long haul routes to South America and Asia. |
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