I would love to see "CP AIR".  

Wich liveries will be with the freighter addon?
North Air Cargo?

I really hope a repaint comes out of a USAF Boeing T-43A Bobcat (737-253)...better known as a 'Gator.' They called it a Gator in the air force because they used it to train navigators. My father was an instructor navigator in T-43s from 1999 to 2003 at Randolph AFB, not to mention the fact that he trained in T-43s when he was in the USAF Nav school back in 1982 when it was at Mather AFB. My father went on to fly B-52s and B-1Bs in the USAF. I already have the CS B-52 Driver and Virtavia's B-1B, it would be nice to complete my collection of aircraft my father flew in the USAF with a CS 737 repainted as a T-43A.

This particular bird is on display at Randolph AFB, as they USAF T-43s were retired last year.

http://www.airliners.net/photo/USA---Air/Boeing-T-43A-(737-253-Adv)/1792573/L/&s...

And here is a close up of the nose art. I personally took this picture in November of '09 at the Randolph AFB airshow:

http://i910.photobucket.com/albums/ac310/KyleYoungFerguson/46674_784722223303_92...

orion 732

European 732

craigy45 wrote on Jan 30^th, 2011 at 1:48pm:


+ 1 One of my first ever flights as a kid was on an Orion 732. I will always remember that flight as there was  a bomb scare and the plane was taken out to a remote area of the field. All the male passengers had to go and identify their own luggage. At the end of it all there was one bag left for a passenger that didn't exist !!!!!!

Back on topic I would also love to see the original Air Europe scheme.

Karl

craigy45 wrote on Jan 30^th, 2011 at 8:04pm:


Oh yeah. Now that was my first ever flight. I think it was the year they were created circa 1979. I was seven and I remember walking up to the rear of the plane, looking up at the tail and I couldn't believe how big it was. If I'd seen a 747 at that age I would probably have passed out !!!! Although we did go on  a British Airtours L1011 the next year. They were they days.
Karl

Canadian Glory Days.