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Quote: En zo zullen nog vele KLM vliegtuigen volgen. Would you be so kind to explain your statement a little bit more elaborate then this and perhaps support it with some arguments. En zo zullen nog vele KLM vliegtuigen volgen. That's not an argument, nor does it explain anything. It is just some w...

This picture only shows how well integrated Air France Cargo and KLM Cargo are and that they make their decisions based on what is best for the company at this moment: replacing an older plane with a new more efficient one, i.s.o. expanding the fleet while they don't need the capacity and keeping a ...

En zo zullen nog vele KLM vliegtuigen volgen.

Would you be so kind to explain your statement a little bit more elaborate then this and perhaps support it with some arguments.

Does anybody know the name of the new 777 for KLM. As for the CKD going to Air France first, I remember reading (on luchtvaartnieuws and nu.nl) that the (combined) cargo division of Air France/KLM wasn't growing that fast. This maybe explains why they choose to use CKD to replace an older AF freight...

Aeroflot will lease three more ex-KLM 767s from ILFC which are still in service right now:

PH-BZI
PH-BZH
PH-BZK

http://www.luchtvaartnieuws.nl/news/?id=14275

That means that BZO and BZM are the only ones who haven't found a new home as of now.

akarssen wrote: Air Regional recently acquired two exEU Jet Fokker 100s:
F-GPXL (11290)
F-GPXM (11296)

Guess that means they'll be hanging on their own F70s and F100s for a while, so they won't be coming to KLM in the near future?

cHabu wrote:
on order (?) ex Regional:

Any info on what the estimated timeframe of these 'new' arrivals will be?

The BQN has made its first flight yesterday as BOE393,
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/BOE393

I guess that after the BQN it will take a couple of months before the next KLM 777 will be delivered?

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KLM's next Boeing 777, (BQM) is already in full KLM c/s and will make its first flight very soon. A picture of the plane at Boeing's Paine Field (PAE) can be found at http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=104747762&size=o Can anybody tell me the name of this new 777, (I assume it will be a wor...