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Air Inuit receives the world’s 1st Boeing 737-800NG passenger/cargo combi aircraft
Air Inuit has received the world’s first Boeing 737-800 passenger/freighter ‘combi’ aircraft. The plane, which is configured to carry a mixed load, is the culmination of three years of work from aircraft acquisition to its entry into service.
The aircraft is based on a standard Boeing 737-800 passenger-carrying platform but has been specially adapted to accommodate a mixed load of passengers and cargo simultaneously.
Registered as C-FTUW, it was recently delivered to the carrier, having undergone conversion by KF Aerospace in Kelowna, British Columbia.
Source: aerospaceglobalnews.com
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Last Surviving Short-Fuselage de Havilland Comet 1XB, G-APAS, has been transferred from the RAF Museum Midlands at Cosford to the South Wales Aviation Museum. While corrosion prevents the wings from being reattached, the fuselage will be preserved and displayed to share the aircraft’s pioneering history with future generations.
Source: vintageaviationnews.com
Additional Info: www.rafmuseum.org.uk
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