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Greg Hyde
13th October 2014, 03:10 PM
There is life after Victorville (VCV).

A group of ex QF/TN B734 can look forward to a continuing life


TJK became N937NZ and maybe destined to Airworks NZ
TJJ became N938NZ and maybe destined to Airworks NZ
??? became N939NZ and maybe destined to Airworks NZ
TJY became N16AQ/A6-??? for Emirates Int. Air Cargo
TJZ became ZS-OAR for Comair in Sth Africa

Please add them if you have got them.

Zac M
13th October 2014, 07:28 PM
Not a single 734 or 763 ex QF (aside from the ex BA birds) have been scrapped...aside sign of how well QF look after their aircraft!

Greg Hyde
24th October 2014, 05:39 PM
Jet Midwest has picked up 7 ex QF744 recently deleted from Aust. reg.

c/n line Type Rego Owner Ex.

24373 746 Boeing 747-438 N954JM Jet Midwest Group LLC VH-OJB
24482 765 Boeing 747-438 N955JM Jet Midwest Group LLC VH-OJE
24483 781 Boeing 747-438 N956JM Jet Midwest Group LLC VH-OJF
25151 865 Boeing 747-438 N953JM Jet Midwest Group LLC VH-OJL
25315 883 Boeing 747-438 N958JM Jet Midwest Group LLC VH-OJN
25545 916 Boeing 747-438 N952JM Jet Midwest Group LLC VH-OJP
25546 924 Boeing 747-438 N951JM Jet Midwest Group LLC VH-OJQ

Brian Wilkes
24th October 2014, 06:17 PM
To be parted out one would think?

Bob C
24th October 2014, 06:40 PM
Hi Brian

That's what I thought as well as Jet Midwest is a supplier of commercial aircraft parts so I guess the ex QF aircraft will all be parted out and ultimately scrapped.

Cheers

Bob

Greg Hyde
25th October 2014, 12:17 PM
thanks for the feedback.

I wonder if this is helping QF bottom line by selling off these stationary assets.

Yusef D
25th October 2014, 11:47 PM
a little...

Greg Hyde
3rd November 2014, 10:29 AM
27OCT2014
Airwork (PST, Auckland Int'l) has signed an agreement with Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. for two firm and five optional B737-400 passenger-to-freighter conversions. The first aircraft, ZK-JTQ (msn 24442), completed its conversion into a B737-400(F) and was redelivered to the New Zealand freight specialist in August this year and has already been placed into service on behalf of local haulage firm, Toll Group.
"As part of Airwork’s fixed wing dry lease expansion plan, it has recently committed to purchasing six B737-400 sister ship aircraft from a major international airline to add to the one aircraft it previously acquired," it said.

http://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/32326-new-zealands-airwork-orders-25-b737-freighter-conversions

Greg Hyde
24th November 2014, 12:45 PM
More of the above.

http://www.aeronautical-engineers.com/media/news/brochures/AEI_Airwork_7_Conversions_PR_Oct24_2014_FinalV1.pd f

Greg Hyde
9th December 2014, 02:02 PM
VH-TJL became N939NZ and maybe destined to Airworks NZ
VH-TJX deleted from Aus Register but not home as yet

Greg Hyde
13th December 2014, 11:13 AM
From Skyliners

Boeing 737 -476 24437 2162 N939NZ Bank of Utah ferried 12dec14 VCV-DHN for freighter conversion ex VH-TJL