N265FE

Aircraft:
Boeing 727-233(Adv)(F)
Reg: N265FE photos
Serial #:
21671
Airline: FedEx
Photo Date: Aug 04, 2012
Uploaded: Aug 17, 2012
Springfield/Chicopee - KCEF, USA - Massachusetts

Notes:

Front office of a 1978 classic, still flying but due to be phased out in the near future. It is always a special treat to see 'Golden Age' jets still in service. [SB-400]

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by Oliver P.
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Aircraft

N265FE - Boeing 727-233(Adv)(F) - Piedmont Airlines

Del/27/09/1979 Test Registration a N1523B "Tampa Bay Pacemaker" Former Air Canada as C-GAAR,FedEx Express "Paul" as N265FE,Morningstar Air Express Op by Fedex as C-GBZB Preserved at Florida Air Museum, Lakeland Municipal Airport, Lakeland, Florida

Andre DuPont (MAS Aviation Press) N265FE

518 6 0 Boeing 727-233(Adv)(F)

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Marty Basaria N265FE

913 2 0 Boeing 767-3S2F(ER)

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Radim Koblizka 78-0625

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165817 - Grumman E-2C+ Hawkeye 2000 - United States - US Navy (USN)

Radim Koblizka 165817

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Radim Koblizka 162148

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Photographer

N612UP - Boeing 747-84AF - United Parcel Service (UPS)

Forward looking aft main deck cargo bay

Oliver P. N612UP

355 1 0 Boeing 747-84AF

87-0025 - Boeing C-17A Globemaster III - United States - US Air Force (USAF)

Delivered 1991, withdrawn 2012 - the original prototype Globemaster

Oliver P. 87-0025

627 7 0 Boeing C-17A Globemaster III

Loading up for some practice

Oliver P. N98561

490 3 0 Cessna 172P Skyhawk

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Aug 04, 2012

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Aug 17, 2012

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Notes

Front office of a 1978 classic, still flying but due to be phased out in the near future. It is always a special treat to see 'Golden Age' jets still in service. [SB-400]