NZFF

Passing the time on FlightRadar , I put a filter on so it's only looking for 747's. Dozens of them out there and 99% freighters. Those operators must be making a reasonable living at the moment.

Googling air new zealand cargo images does not produce that aeroplane, therefore it does not exist

"therefore it does not exist" ....it only exists on one of my hard drives , a product of my imagination.

Splitpin wrote:"therefore it does not exist" ....it only exists on one of my hard drives , a product of my imagination.

Lovin it

Reminds me of a thought that a "5-engined B747SP" was just a product of my imagination, until I spotted this on you tube during the last week 5-engined B747SP!!! Spotted on the apron, along with a jurassic B737-200!

It turns out to be true Pratt & Whitney PW1217G Engine Makes First Flight

Pratt & Whitney Canada Boeing 747SP (B74S) departing & landing in Montreal- Mirabel (YMX/CYMX)

And yes the B737-200 still operates in Canada, with Nolinor being one of 5 operators in Canada with the B737-200 Freight Combi Gravel Kit's to service the Canadian North.
EXTREME FLIGHT - B737-200 Combi Gravel Strip Operation

Splitpin wrote: ....it only exists on one of my hard drives

Haha it does indeed exist, then.
Time for some more, methinks.

Also have a look for the 76F or BCF versions on both the 76 and 74. That could kill an hour or so

Hey lads. Hope you all as well as can be expected.

i've been watching this guys videos the last few days, he has some great footage, so speaking of freight he has a great one of a flight in an AN 124

Great find dude