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ID #1631713 / 107 Views -May-2004
D-ALPF Slide scan (more of D-ALPF)
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ID #1622804 / 463 Views -August-1991
D-AERC Only a few days after D-AERI burned out in the night of June 28, 1991, D-AERC was introduced into service in an LTU livery adapted to the previous operator Eastern Air Lines. The former Eastern AL titles are still visible as a schadow above the cheatline. (more of D-AERC)
ID #1622776 / 324 Views -August-1988
N323EA For the six-month summer season 1988 N323EA was leased from Eastern Air Lines. In contrast to D-AERC, which was also leased from Eastern AL in a similar color scheme only a few weeks after D-AERI burned out in 1991, no entry in the German flight register was made. In December N323EA was delivered to Cathay Pacific as VR-HOG (more of N323EA)
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