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Bruce Bramwell 4th April 2008 01:37 PM

A cool US$12million is the asking price..........

Rhys Xanthis 4th April 2008 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Bruce Bramwell (Post 1613)
A cool US$12million is the asking price..........

not such a bad price really for ones own plane:p

Jamie D 4th April 2008 07:54 PM

i thought the aircraft going to Gadair was an ex ansett, was there 2 going to Gadair?

Bob C 4th April 2008 09:10 PM

Hi Jamie

Correct - the former Ansett B767, VH-RMF, was intended for Gadair and was leased by them on 12/7/06. It was painted up in full Gadair colours but the deal fell through and the aircraft returned to the lessor, Wells Fargo Bank in late 2006 or early 2007.

It was subsequently purchased by the Dallas Mavericks Ownership Group (basketball team) on 16/2/07 for use as a "luxury airborne coach" and is configured with 100 first class type seats, two lounges and two bars ! I believe it's registered N767MW.

The only other ex Ansett B767-200 still flying is the former VH-RMG which is now EI-CXZ and operated by Transaero of Russia.

The others, VH-RMD, E, H, K, L and O have all been broken up.

Scott Lindsell 5th April 2008 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Bobby C (Post 1653)
It was subsequently purchased by the Dallas Mavericks Ownership Group (basketball team) on 16/2/07 for use as a "luxury airborne coach" and is configured with 100 first class type seats, two lounges and two bars ! I believe it's registered N767MW.

And here it is at BFI when she visited in January.

http://flickr.com/photos/bfiguy/2186764144/


:D

NickN 5th April 2008 08:17 PM

Makes a grown man weep what happened to Ansett!

Shame to hear most of their 767's are now scrap metal.

out of curiosity, that ex-QF 767 for sale appears to have a hell of alot of cycles on it, how much longer would one expect an aircraft of that vintage to stay serviceable?


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