Summary
Here is this month’s round-up of new airliner deliveries and liveries – February 2021.
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10 Tanker New Scheme
10 Tanker firefighting service has rolled out a new livery on its DC-10 tanker fleet. Here is N612AX wearing the new scheme.
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Air Peace E2
The first Embraer E2 variant delivered to Africa is now flying with Air Peace of Nigeria. The aircraft is E195-E2 with registration 5N-BYF.
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ATI New Livery
Cargo carrier Air Transport International, or ATI, has unveiled a modified livery on Boeing 767-200F N255CM.
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Alaska Airlines MAX
With the Boeing 737 MAX now recertified, Alaska Airlines has welcomed the first example into its fleet. 737 MAX 9 N913AK.
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Gulf Air Retro 2
The second aircraft to wear Gulf Air’s 70th anniversary retro livery is Airbus A321neo A9C-NB.
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Privilege Style A321
The lease operator has added its first Airbus A321, EC-NLJ.
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REX 737 Painted
Now ready to challenge the big rivals, the first REX (Regional Express) Boeing 737-800 has now been painted. It is VH-RQC.
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S7 Cargo 737
Russia’s S7 Airlines is now operating this Boeing 737-800BCF (Boeing Converted Freighter), with a tweaked livery. The aircraft is VP-BEN (previously EI-DAE with Ryanair).
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Titan A321P2F
Similarly, the UK’s Titan Airways has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321P2F (Passenger to Freighter) conversion. It is G-POWY (ex- G-DHJH with Thomas Cook Airlines).
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World2Fly
New Spanish carrier World2Fly has its first aircraft now painted. It is Airbus A330-300 EC-LXR, and will fly on leisure routes between Spain and Latin America.
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1 comment
The Tanker 10 is the clear winner there for sure, great scheme. I wish TITAN better luck with their A321PCF than QANTAS is having here with theirs, with undercarriage and main freight door issues.
The REX scheme on their first 737-800 is also eye catching.