OE-LRE

Aircraft:
Bombardier CRJ-100LR
Reg: OE-LRE full info | OE-LRE photos
Serial #:
7059
Airline: Austrian Arrows
Photo Date: Oct 19, 2006
Uploaded: Oct 29, 2006
Cotswold Airport - EGBP, United Kingdom

Notes:

This CRJ was delivered to Kemble for scrapping during the week before this picture was taken, following its retirement from the Austrian Arrows fleet. It is shown here parked on what used to be known as the Belfast pan, but has since been moved to the scrap compound. (Thanks to Glen Moreman and Mike Sparrow for facilitating the picture.)

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Oct 19, 2006

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Notes

This CRJ was delivered to Kemble for scrapping during the week before this picture was taken, following its retirement from the Austrian Arrows fleet. It is shown here parked on what used to be known as the Belfast pan, but has since been moved to the scrap compound. (Thanks to Glen Moreman and Mike Sparrow for facilitating the picture.)