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https://www.ktuu.com/content/news/Worlds-largest-cargo-plane-landing-in-Anchorage-570097121.html

Doesn't Lufthansa do all the dedicated cargo from Europe to YYZ? They use a subsidiary flying 777-200s.

I applied in September for renewals of my wife’s and my own Nexus cards. Mine was to expire in December 2019 and my wife’s in early March. I got a new card in a few weeks. My wife is still waiting. Both were approved almost immediately. Who knows how they work. Not going anywhere for awhile, anyway.

Where on the airport is this going?

This is a picture from 2005 of a 767. I believe it was repaired.

Elsewhere they said that they build 6 A320s a month at Tianjin and are increasing that to 9 a month with this order.

The winds at the time were 230 at 11 G 18. Up on Avherald now and a picture of where the thing ended up indicates they landed on 15. Is 24 closed over night? The landing gear was probably stripped off like the engines as they went down the hill

I was supposed to do a flight that morning but had booked off the night before. Felt bad for "my" flight as they went into YUL and it took the crew days to get home. Watched all day as well.

Are all the 737's fitted for overseas operation or just a few?

So, is Trump planning to do away with US farm subsidies? "The U.S. government presently pays about $25 billion in cash annually to farmers and owners of farmland." That must tip the scales of "fair" competition. There's way too many votes from farm states to ever change all the subsidies.

XA-UHZ was once with Royal and Canada 3000 as C-FRYH In 2000 and 2001

https://flightaware.com/squawks/link/1/recently/popular/65178/PICTURES_Airbus_A321LR_Departs_On_Maiden_Flight Yikes, 240 pax!

That aircraft is WOW's first 321 NEO. Guess it gets better range than the older ones.

Is it the guy who did United Hates Guitars?