C-FTNC

Aircraft:
Lockheed L-1011-150 Tristar
Reg: C-FTNC full info | C-FTNC photos
Serial #:
193M-1023
Airline: Air Transat
Photo Date: Jun 14, 2001
Uploaded: Nov 22, 2021
Paris Roissy - Charles de Gaulle - LFPG, France

Notes:

This TriStar was original delivered to Eastern Airlines as N315EA on 6 January 1973. It flew in the 70s also several times for Air Canada as F-FTNC and served with Air Transat from October 1990 until it was stored and broken up at Mirabel airport in April 2002.

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Scanned from a negative / Delivered to Eastern Air Lines on 6th January 1976 as N315EA in hybrid shared colours with Air Canada, then with Air Canada from May 1974 as C-FTNC, Air Transat from November 1987, Egyptair from April to October 1990

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Jun 14, 2001

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Notes

This TriStar was original delivered to Eastern Airlines as N315EA on 6 January 1973. It flew in the 70s also several times for Air Canada as F-FTNC and served with Air Transat from October 1990 until it was stored and broken up at Mirabel airport in April 2002.