TF-AAC

Aircraft:
Boeing 747-481
Reg: TF-AAC photos
Serial #:
29262
Airline: Air Atlanta Icelandic
Photo Date: Aug 01, 2020
Uploaded: Sep 17, 2020
Cotswold Airport - EGBP, United Kingdom

Notes:

First delivered to ANA as JA403A in February 1999, operating until 2008. Spent several years stored whilst registeres as N262SG. Became TF-AAC with Air Atlanta Icelandic in February 2012. Stored at Kemble since 11th May 2020. Visible behind are sisterships TF-AAH (white fuselage) and TF-AAD (all blue tail).

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Aug 01, 2020

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Notes

First delivered to ANA as JA403A in February 1999, operating until 2008. Spent several years stored whilst registeres as N262SG. Became TF-AAC with Air Atlanta Icelandic in February 2012. Stored at Kemble since 11th May 2020. Visible behind are sisterships TF-AAH (white fuselage) and TF-AAD (all blue tail).