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Avianca - Boeing 757-200 - N522NA - Juan Valdez Colombian Coffee - John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) July 23, 2009 065 RT CRP

Avianca (Aerovías del Continente Americano, formerly Aerovías Nacionales de Colombia) Boeing 757-236, N522NA (c/n 25133/374), wears a special "Juan Valdez" Colombian Coffee promotional livery as it takes off from Kennedy Airport (JFK). This 757 has been operated by a variety of airlines in the past, including Air Europe (as G-BSNC and I-AEJA), Benelux Falcon (OO-TBI), Makung Airlines (B-17501), UNI Airways (B-17501), Sunways Sweden (SE-DSN), Mexicana (XA-TJC), the "new" National Airlines (N522NA), Air Santo Domingo (N522NA), and Transmeridian Airlines (N522NA).

UPDATE - In December 2010 this aircraft was purchased by Federal Express (Fed Ex) and re-registered as N959FD for later conversion to a freighter. Subsequently named "Kylie."

UPDATE (February 2018) - Upon the completion of its conversion to a Boeing 757-200 Special Freighter (757-200(SF)), N959FD entered service with FedEx in July 2012.

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Avianca - Boeing 757-200 - N522NA - Juan Valdez Colombian Coffee - John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) July 23, 2009 065 RT CRP

Avianca (Aerovías del Continente Americano, formerly Aerovías Nacionales de Colombia) Boeing 757-236, N522NA (c/n 25133/374), wears a special "Juan Valdez" Colombian Coffee promotional livery as it takes off from Kennedy Airport (JFK). This 757 has been operated by a variety of airlines in the past, including Air Europe (as G-BSNC and I-AEJA), Benelux Falcon (OO-TBI), Makung Airlines (B-17501), UNI Airways (B-17501), Sunways Sweden (SE-DSN), Mexicana (XA-TJC), the "new" National Airlines (N522NA), Air Santo Domingo (N522NA), and Transmeridian Airlines (N522NA).

UPDATE - In December 2010 this aircraft was purchased by Federal Express (Fed Ex) and re-registered as N959FD for later conversion to a freighter. Subsequently named "Kylie."

UPDATE (February 2018) - Upon the completion of its conversion to a Boeing 757-200 Special Freighter (757-200(SF)), N959FD entered service with FedEx in July 2012.