Corsair is retiring the Boeing 747-400

Airbus A330-300 (Photo: Corsair International).
Airbus A330-300 (Photo: Corsair International).

Corsair is retiring the Boeing 747-400

Airbus A330-300 (Photo: Corsair International).
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The French Intro-Aviation holding will in future be a pure Airbus operator. The last jumbo jet was officially phased out at the beginning of the week.

Corsair says “Good Bye” to their Boeing planes: two days ago the last still active Boeing 747-400 plane was finally decommissioned. The last time she landed in Paris-Orly. Previously, two more copies of this model were taken from the fleet.

In the course of the evacuation, the machines were brought to Kemble (Great Britain), as ch-aviation.com reported. The three jumbo jets are between 27 and 28 years old. After its departure, the fleet consists only of Airbus planes: one A330-200 and three A330-300s.

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