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Atlas Air adds another 767-300BCF

Charles Kauffman and Jeff LeebyCharles Kauffman and Jeff Lee
September 6, 2019
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Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings has taken redelivery of a 767-300BCF (27568, ex-Neos) from Boeing and this week put it into commercial service with Atlas Air [FAT 005122]. Although the aircraft is currently utilized for routes that are consistent with Amazon’s own-controlled network, the 767-300BCF is not dry leased to Amazon like the other nineteen 767Fs […]

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