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Hong Kong - Kai Tak International (HKG / VHHH) [CLOSED]
Hong Kong, China 6.1998
First Flight 4.1990
Del. 3.1991 to Swissair HB-IWA ✔
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Swiss International Air Lines HB-IWA
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Converted to Freighter
Federal Express (FedEx) N624FE
Line Number : 603
Original Delivery : September 28th - 1979.
Aircraft History :
28/09/1979 Federal Express N204FE (seen here)
01/12/1980 ARAMCO N715A
01/12/2002 Dolphin Air A6-ZYB
17/06/2007 Air Inuit C-GAIG
©737 First-Generation Kodachrome Collection. Scanned from an original taken by : unknown. Location : BFI
OE-IAT FedEx
Federal Express - ASL Airlines
Boeing 737-4M0(SF)
Edinburgh Airport, Scotland
24th June 2020
The last Boeing 727 ever built is seen on the FedEx maintenance ramp in Memphis. N217FE was delivered to Federal Express in 1984. It left the in 2012. It currently flies for T2 Aviation in the UK as G-OSRA.
Still sporting the colors of Hawaiian Airlines, this former American Airlines tri jet (N132AA) had recently been converted to an MD-10 (N568FE) for FedEx in 2006. Here it is outside of FedEx Hangar 12 for a pre-service check before flying to get fresh paint. It only flew in the purple for three years before being stored at Victorville in 2009.
Snow is falling in Memphis as this former China Southern 757 is seen parked at H1 outside of FedEx Hangar 11.
Las Vegas - McCarran International Airport (LAS / KLAS)
USA - Nevada, August 1, 2017
Photo: Tomás Del Coro
A newly converted freighter version of the A310 that started life with Pan Am in 1987 is seen being pulled out of FedEx Maintenance Hangar 12 at MEM.
Operator : Federal Express (FedEx)
Aircraft : Boeing 777-FS2
Registration : N892FD
Aircraft Name : Bella Skye
Airport : Liege (LGG / EBLG)
Photo Date : 25.06.2020
Remarks :
Flight Number : FX 5927
Achieving a positive rate of climb, Federal Express (FedEx) McDonnell Douglas MD-11F N522FE tucks in the gears and climbs off Runway 1L at Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport en route to the FedEx Memphis hub as FX848 4 days before Christmas, 2018.
Replacing an earlier scanned photo with a better version 21-Mar-18.
The aviation photography purists won't like this one (too much fence and grass) but in my book, a poor photo is far preferable to no photo at all...
On the left... N120FE.
Delivered to Eastern Air Lines as a Boeing 727-25C in Feb-67 as N8156G, the aircraft was fitted with a main-deck cargo door and could be used in either passenger or freighter configuration. Eastern operated it as 'QC/Quick Change' version with the seating mounted on full width pallets which enabled faster turnrounds between passenger and cargo services. It was sold to FedEx Federal Express as N120FE in Aug-81 and converted to full freighter configuration. The aircraft was sold to a lessor in Nov-91 and leased back to FedEx. It continued in service until it was returned to the lessor in Nov-02 and permanently retired at Memphis, TN, USA. The registration was cancelled in Jan-03.
Note: The registration N120FE has been re-used on a Boeing 767-300F with FedEx.
On the right... C-FBWX.
This aircraft, a standard Boeing 727-25, was delivered to Eastern Air Lines as N8135N in Sep-65. It was sold to Aerostar in Jul-82 but they don't seem to have been able to keep up the payments and it was repossessed by Eastern Air Lines in Aug-83 and stored. The aircraft was sold to FedEx Federal Express in Jul-88 and remained stored until it was converted to freighter configuration with a main deck cargo door in Jan-89, when it was also re-registered N.1.5.3.F.E. The aircraft was leased to Brooker-Wheaton Aviation Ltd (Canada) in May-91 and operated for Federal Express. It was re-registered C-FBWX in Nov-91. The aircraft was transferred to Morningstar Express in Aug-92 and continued to be operated for Federal Express. It was returned to FedEx Federal Express (USA) as N.1.5.3.F.E. in Jan-01 and continued in operation until it was permanently retired and stored at Mojave, CA, USA in Jan-02. The aircraft was ferried to Jacksonville-Cecil Field (VQQ) in Apr-02 and donated to the FCCJ Foundation for use as a training aid by the Florida Community College - Cecil Commerce Centre. It was seen still intact at Cecil Field in Nov-11.
MSN 32752 LN 846
B767-316ERF / 767 / 767-300ER / 767-300ERF
LAN AIRLINES
MIA AIRPORT
EX LAN CHILE / LANCO AS N312LA
AFTER FEDERAL EXPRESS / FEDEX AS N68078
NOW LATAM CARGO AS N534LA
Schabak 906-66 Boeing 727 Federal Express..
Canon EOS 600D with Carl Zeiss Jena 50mm f/2.8 M42 lens plus a light tent lit by two halogen lamps of the type normally found in domestic ceilings in kitchens and bathrooms.
Federal Express (FedEx) McDonnell Douglas MD-10-30F. Reg. N316FE. At Los Angeles International Airport LAX KLAX, California, USA.
A plane as old as I am originally built for United Airlines as N7070U. N190FE was delivered to FedEx in 1989. In 2007 the aircraft was donated to Southern Arkansas University Tech in Camden, Arkansas.
FedEx McDonnell Douglas MD10-10 N360FE rolls out on Runway 7R at Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport after operating Fedex 728 from Memphis.
In civil airports you will rarely see airlines formation flying, but what about formation taxying?
In this pic: Federal Express Boeing 777-FS2, msn 37734/998, reg N863FD
and Boeing 777-FS-2, msn 37723/848, reg N852FD taxi into Narita (NRT/RJAA) apron.
Replacing an earlier scanned photo with a better version 17-Jun-21.
This aircraft was delivered to ILFC International Lease Finance Corporation and leased to Britannia Airways as G-BYAU in May-94. The marketing name was changed to Thomson,co.uk (the tour operator) in Apr-04 with additional small 'Operated by Britannia' titles. It was changed again in Nov-04 and became Thomsonfly,com, then to Thomson Airways in Nov-08. The aircraft was returned to the lessor in May-12 and immediately sold to FedEx Federal Express as N927FD. It was stored at Victorville, CA, USA until May-13 when it was converted to freighter configuration with a main deck cargo door. It's based in Europe and occasionally visits it's old hometown in Manchester. Current, updated 17-Jun-21.
Federal Express DC-10 lands over the swampgrass seconds before touching down on PHL's 9R, just before sunset
04/23/2014
LAX
FedEx McDonnell Douglas MD-10-30F
N311FE "Abraham" - cn 46871
Began life as a DC-10-30 with SAS (LN-RKB; "Haakon Viking" ) in January, 1976. On February 29, 1984 while operating SAS 901 from Oslo, this aircraft overran Runway 4R at JFK and crashed into Jamaica Bay. All on board survived.
Shortly after being repaired the aircraft was converted to a freighter and began flying with Federal Express in December 1985. Converted to MD-10 in August 2002, and spent a short time in the desert at Victorville from March 2012 to August 2013.
Seen here departing Runway 25R at dawn as FX849 to Memphis (MEM).
To my knowledge, it was the first time that a Federal Express aircraft landed at Geneva! Diversion from Zurich, were the fog was probably more thick than here!!!
A brand new Federal Express 777 Freighter lifts off from Paine Field at Boeing's facility in Everett, Wash. It is the 50th 777 Freighter ever to be delivered -- the 16th that FedEx has taken delivery of. The 777 provides the most payload and range capability and growth potential in the medium-sized airplane category -- all with lower operating costs.
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N194FE advances throttles for take-off on Runway 27 at Memphis International.
Built in 1967 for United Airlines as N7079U, this 727-100 was converted to a cargo jet in 1990 for Federal Express.
The aircraft flew for FedEx until 2006 when it was retired.
The aircraft was donated to Lehigh Valley International Airport for training.
Giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao arrive at Dulles Airport on board "Panda One". The flight was kept hush-hush by the museum but flight was easily discovered at some point by fellow spotters.
1973
Federal Express establishes operations
On the first night of continuous operation, 389 employees and 14
Dassault Falcon jets deliver 186 packages to 25 U.S. cities.
1983
Federal Express reaches US$1 billion in revenue – the first U.S. business to achieve this status without merger or acquisition.
1985
Regularly scheduled flights to Europe begin.
1989
FedEx Express establishes direct operations in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Federal Express purchases Flying Tigers to expand its international presence.
1991
ExpressFreighter is introduced to provide overnight delivery between the U.S., Europe and Asia.
1994
FedEx launches fedex.com the first transportation Web site to offer online package status tracking, enabling customers to conduct business via the Internet.
FedEx achieves ISO 9001 certification for its global operations – the first major carrier to earn this quality standard.
1996
FedEx becomes the first company to allow customers to process shipments online with the introduction of FedEx interNetShip (now FedEx Ship Manager).
1997
FedEx launches an around-the-world flight, which significantly reduces transit times from Europe to the Middle-East, the Indian subcontinent and Asia. The flight also marks the introduction of the first regular express transportation service to Mumbai, India.
1999
FedEx launches FedEx EuroOne Network, opening a hub at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport in France.
FedEx extends its gateway in Frankfurt by almost doubling its size. Package handling/sort capacity increases by 70%, and sort speed increases by more than 60%.
Launch of an improved FedEx International Priority service through the new FedEx EuroOne Network, featuring later pick up times and earlier deliveries for European customers.
2000
Parent company FDX is renamed "FedEx Corporation." Services are divided into companies that operate independently yet compete collectively: FedEx Express, FedEx Ground, FedEx Global Logistics, FedEx Custom Critical and FedEx Services.
FedEx announces an expansion of its global network connecting Europe to Asia by a direct flight from its EMEA hub in Paris to its APAC hub in Subic Bay, the Philippines.
FedEx introduces customer technology solutions including a redesigned fedex.com, FedEx e-Commerce Builder, FedEx Global Trade Manager and FedEx Ship Manager.
2002
Launch of FedEx InSight. By entering an InSight login ID, customers can view the status and contents of incoming and outgoing shipments while in transit.
2003
FedEx is successfully recertified for the revised ISO 9001:2000 international quality management standard for its entire worldwide operations.
2006
FedEx Corp acquires UK-based ANC, to be run as a wholly owned subsidiary of FedEx Express EMEA.
2007
FedEx Corporation completes its acquisition of its global service participant, PAFEX, in India.
FedEx Express acquires its Hungarian global service participant, Flying Cargo Hungary Kft.
FedEx Express announces UK-based ANC is re-branded as FedEx UK.
2008
FedEx Corp ranks ninth in the business Superbrands list and is the only company representing the transportation industry in the top 20, making it a leader in its field.
FedEx Express announces its new East Coast Special service; with customers benefiting from faster, seamless service to more of the East Coast of the United States.
FedEx UK receives ISO 14001 accreditation for successfully meeting a stringent set of demands relating to environmental management.
2009
FedEx Express and Modec Electric Vans launch 10 new innovative battery powered vehicles for use across three FedEx Express London depots; reducing FedEx carbon footprint by 90 tons of carbon per year.
FedEx Express launches 10 hybrid Iveco electric commercial vehicles in Milan and Turin, Italy.
FedEx Express introduces FedEx International Economy service for less time sensitive shipments from more than 90 countries and territories around the globe. In addition, FedEx International Economy Freight service is available from more than 50 countries and territories.
FedEx Express announces the launch of next-business-day domestic express service for the Indian market.
FedEx Express enhances its overnight services between Asia and Europe with a new next-business-day service connecting mainland China, Hong Kong and Singapore with France and Germany.
2010
FedEx Express opens a new, state-of-the-art hub at the Cologne/Bonn airport; becoming the company’s new Central and Eastern European gateway and FedEx largest solar-powered hub worldwide.
FedEx Express launches an important new connection between Asia and Europe, with a direct roundtrip flight operating five days a week between Hong Kong and Paris—the first provider to offer a next-business-day service from Hong Kong to Europe.
2011
FedEx Express acquires the logistics, distribution and express businesses of AFL Pvt. Ltd and its affiliate Unifreight India Pvt. Ltd. in India.
FedEx Express launches a new flight between India and the FedEx Asia Pacific hub at Baiyun International Airport Guangzhou, Southern China to provide better connectivity and improved services.
FedEx Express launches a new Boeing 777 intercontinental flight route to improve connectivity between India, Europe, Middle East, and the US.
FedEx European Hub at CDG obtains ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Certification.
FedEx Express strengthens its commitment to the environment by opening a state-of-the-art, eco-sustainable distribution center in Machelen, Belgium.
FedEx Express is named among Top Five of the “World’s Best Multinational Workplaces” by the Great Places to Work Institute.
FedEx Express opens a new station in Belfast and launches a new daily flight offering next-day service to Europe and the East Coast of the US, as well as a two-business-day service to Asia and the rest of the US.
FedEx Express launches new green delivery initiative in France by introducing seven electronically-assisted tricycles for package deliveries and collections in three separate districts in Paris.
2012
FedEx Express is named a Business Superbrand in the UK for 2012.
From June 2011 to May 2012 FedEx Express announces the opening of 38 stations in France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
From June 2011 to May 2012 FedEx Express launches four new Boeing 757’s. B757’s will offer next-business-day services to FedEx Express customers in Oslo and significantly improve services for customers in Sweden, Finland, UK and the Netherlands, most notably through faster transit times, as well as extended cut-off times.
FedEx Express becomes the first operator to launch a regular Boeing 777F service to and from Cologne. With lower emissions and less fuel consumption, this aircraft reduces the environmental and also noise impact of operations.
FedEx Express acquires Polish shipping company Opek Sp.z o.o.
FedEx Express becomes the first transportation company globally to launch carbon-neutral shipping for all FedEx envelopes at no extra charge to its customers.
FedEx Express acquires TATEX, a leading French business-to-business express transportation company.
FedEx Express is named Super Eco-Airline of the Year 2012 by Air Transport World.
FedEx Express launches a new international B777 route between Milan, Italy and Memphis, US, with a stop in Munich, Germany once a week.
FedEx Express announces the launch of SenseAware to the UK, a service that provides real time access to a package’s vital statistics when in transit or stationary. The service provides customers with broader international availability and the ability to use the service with carriers outside the FedEx networks.
FedEx Express rolls out it’s ’Priority Alert’ and ‘Priority Alert Plus’ services to an additional 29 countries across EMEA.
FedEx Express launches a new twitter handle for EMEA which is home to the latest news, events and European announcements.
FedEx Express announces the opening of 38 stations in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Middle East and Sweden.
FedEx Express introduces a direct route from Gdansk, Poland to Paris’s Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport four times a week. The new flight connects Northern Poland to the global network through the main European hub, extending the pick-up and delivery times for customers within the region.
FedEx Express opens a new facility in Al Garhoud, Dubai to accommodate growing shipping demands. The new facility houses an operating station, 24/7 customer service call center and a retail service center.
2013
FedEx Express transports two giant pandas from Chengdu, China, to Toronto Zoo, Canada aboard an MD-11 aircraft.
FedEx Express wins a number of awards including being voted in the top 20 Business Superbrands in the UK, named as an Outstanding Employer by CRF Institute and awarded first place in the Supply Chain Integrity Innovator of the Year category at the Cool Chain Logistics 2013 Europe Excellence Awards.
Continuing its commitment to local communities FedEx Express donates $50,000 USD to SOS-Kinderdorf e.V. (SOS Children’s Villages) in Berlin. Whilst in Munich FedEx Express supported the student initiative Plant for the Planet which saw 600 trees planted within the Rhein-Sieg District
FedEx Express Belgium, France and Ireland are recognized by the Great Place to Work institute.
FedEx Express surpasses its vehicle fuel efficiency ahead of schedule with more than 22 percent cumulative improvement in fuel economy for its vehicles.
Operator : Federal Express (FedEx)
Aircraft : Boeing 777-FHT
Registration : N883FD
Aircraft Name :
Airport : Liege (LGG / EBLG)
Photo Date : 25.06.2020
Remarks :
Flight Number : FX 21