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Drove around JFK today and was surprised to see a United 777 back at T7. Looks like UAL934, LAX-LHR, diverted to Kennedy early this morning. As far as I can tell, it hasn't departed yet.
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/UAL9 ... /KLAX/KJFK
What I find interesting is that, according to FlightAware, the crew turned back over Newfoundland and went to New York, not the extra half-hour south to their IAD hub. I wonder what happened.
Brian
12/20
ATA 737-800 from Jose Marti Int'l
That's a regular visitor.Quote:
Originally Posted by AirtrafficController
Yes, but only as of last week. They will be around for most of this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iberia A340-600
Not really Gordan, its on seasonal duty as Phil stated but is certainly not a normal JFK customer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iberia A340-600
I've seen the flight listed on the JFK flight schedule almost every time I have checked Flytecomm.
I believe ATA took over the service after LAB had their aircraft ceased.
And Tommy, it's Gordon. ;)
12/22
Air Transport DC-8-60
12/28 AA 737-800 diverted from LGA to JFK route was DFW-LGA
Today 12/30 was a day for special color schemes..shame the weather was so bad.
I saw Pink Delta, and Habitat for Humanity, Comair 1977-2007 and World MD-11 in retro colors.
Also 2 full emergencies, a Jet Blue Embraer and the Emirates A340
Plus a 3 car accident on the exit ramp up to Terminal 1 with FDNY ambulance in attendance.
Interesting that you saw Habitat at JFK today. I saw her at EWR this evening when I arrived at 9:20pm and latter saw her depart at 10:15pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by markg
World MD-11 "Retro" would be operating for Israir.
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World MD-11 "Retro" (Ferried out to BWI and will be replaced by a Euroatlantic 767 for Israir)
Titan Airways 757-200 (No Idea!)
Delta 767-300 "Habitat for Humanity"
2x United 757-200W
Comair CRJ-900 "1977-2007"
Looks like another trip to JFK this weekend for the EuroAtlantic. Are Israir still using the Neos 767 on alternate days?
Zoom is showing as operated by a B757 today, so that will explain the Titan.