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The following text was placed at the bottom of the page. If someone would like to incorporate it, feel free to do so.Gittinsj 03:47, 17 March 2007 (UTC)gittinsj

the first aircraft of the company was Boeing 707-336C, XT-ABX c/n 18925/452, former G-ASZG operated by BOAC. XT-ABX was leased from Air Supply Corp on September 1984 until 1994. The aircraft was subleased to Air Afrique and to Anglo Cargo in 1989 and 1990. XT-BBF, a Boeing 707-328C c/n 19521/584, was the second aircraft leased on 27 March 1989 until 14 November 1989. The aircraft was the former F-BLCG “Château du Lude” operated by Air France. First flight on 19 May 1967 and delivered to the french company on 03 June 1967.

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