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A FedEx MD-11 lands 17C at DFW Airport. This aircraft was originally built for Minerve as F-GKMR but wasn't taken up. She delivered to American as N1759 in April 1992. converted to a freighter and went to FedEx in June 1998 and has since been withdrawn from use.
FedEx Express Boeing 767-3S2F/ER N115FE landing Runway 26L at Las Vegas (LAS/KLAS) November 2, 2017. Arriving from Memphis as FDX 541.
25-4-2025 - FedEx, Boeing 777-FS2.
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The aircraft was built in 2019 and was delivered as N894FD to FedEx on 23-7-2019.
C/n - 41737/1612
FedEx Express Boeing 767-3S2F/ER N140FE departing Rochester (ROC/KROC) October 15, 2020. Destination Memphis as FDX 684.
This looks like a fairly uninteresting photo, until you learn that it was taken TODAY!!!! Yes, this was taken on 11-1-14.... FDX pulled one parked 727 to donate to the Chicago Fire Department, so here she is one very last time landing on runway 10C at ORD. I never thought I would see one of these again, and I was shocked to see a 727 on final.
Arriving from the opposite end of the state, FedEx A300 N673FD lands on Runway 27 in Memphis with FDX 623 from KNoxville.
From the first 767 freighter delivered in 2013 to the most recent one in Dec 2023, Fedex now operates 136 767Fs. Impressive.
They are seen throughout the entire route network.
FedEx Express MD-10-10/F N389FE arrives San Francisco (SFO/KSFO) while Emirates Airbus A380-861 A6-EOF waits to depart. October 12, 2016. FedEx is arriving from Memphis as FDX 700; Emirates will depart for Dubai as UAE 226.
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Completely unexpected arrival TWICE today. She's almost 47 years old!
www.airfleets.net/flottecie/United%20Airlines-history-dc1...
Flew in this morning from MEM and departed tor EWR. Caught her return this afternoon - in decent daylight - to FLL.
Stored aircraft at the Southern California Logistics airport, where planes go to die. Most of these aircraft are slowly being cannibalized, their parts being removed to keep other aircraft flying around the world. Most of these planes will ultimately be scrapped but a few lucky ones are only here temporarily until another airline can be found to fly them again.
What I thought would be a "throwaway" image turned out to be one of my favorites...just goes to show you, always take that shot because you never know. Also, because pixels are really cheap. :-D FedEx MD10 arriving Chicago O'Hare on a very grey March 5, 2016. Off to Miami this week for 5 days of spotting...
"S/N" is the aircraft's serial number. "L/N" is a Boeing code denoting what order the airframe came off the production line. "F/N" refers to an individual airline's fleet numbering system. Not all airlines use a fleet number; not all manufacturers use a line number.
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