American Airlines (AA) - Boeing 767-300ER - N371AA - John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) - September 19, 2011 4 183 RT CRP
American Airlines (AA) - Boeing 767-323ER - N371AA (c/n 25198/431)
UPDATE (November 2018) - N371AA was delivered new to American Airlines in May 1992. N371AA continued in operation with American until November 2015, when it was withdrawn from service and placed into storage at Roswell International Air Center (ROW / KROW), near Roswell, New Mexico. The aircraft would remain at Roswell until November 21, 2016. On that date, it was acquired by Cargo Air Management (CAM). CAM would then fly N371AA to Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV / LLBG), outside of Tel Aviv, Israel, on November 28, 2016. There, the aircraft was converted by IAI Bedek into a 767-300ER Bedek Special Freighter (BDSF) for cargo operations, with the conversion completed in May 2017. On June 13, 2017, the aircraft would enter service with Air Transport International (ATI) (re-registered as N353AZ) and operated on behalf of Amazon Prime Air, transporting Amazon.com orders to Amazon's various distribution hubs.
American Airlines (AA) - Boeing 767-300ER - N371AA - John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) - September 19, 2011 4 183 RT CRP
American Airlines (AA) - Boeing 767-323ER - N371AA (c/n 25198/431)
UPDATE (November 2018) - N371AA was delivered new to American Airlines in May 1992. N371AA continued in operation with American until November 2015, when it was withdrawn from service and placed into storage at Roswell International Air Center (ROW / KROW), near Roswell, New Mexico. The aircraft would remain at Roswell until November 21, 2016. On that date, it was acquired by Cargo Air Management (CAM). CAM would then fly N371AA to Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV / LLBG), outside of Tel Aviv, Israel, on November 28, 2016. There, the aircraft was converted by IAI Bedek into a 767-300ER Bedek Special Freighter (BDSF) for cargo operations, with the conversion completed in May 2017. On June 13, 2017, the aircraft would enter service with Air Transport International (ATI) (re-registered as N353AZ) and operated on behalf of Amazon Prime Air, transporting Amazon.com orders to Amazon's various distribution hubs.