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Found: a new home for a stored China Airlines 747-400F?

Charles Kauffman and Jeff LeebyCharles Kauffman and Jeff Lee
August 8, 2019
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On 5 August, a China Airlines 747-400F (30762) was removed from long-term storage at Victorville (VCV), where it had been parked since February 2012, and was ferried to the carrier’s hub in Taipei (TPE). Cargo Facts believes that the aircraft will likely be leased to a third party following heavy maintenance. Last year, AMS Aircraft […]

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