Author: Marcel van Noordenne

21 Air will soon become the United States’ newest 757 operator and take on multiple 757-200PCFs for CMI service. The Greensboro, N.C.-based carrier expects to have the first two units on its certificate. Both aircraft are currently in Brunswick/BQK being prepared to start operations. The aircraft are N507YV (c/n 24607,

Defence has released a tender to market for proposals to replace the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s two Boeing 757s by the end of 2027. The cost of maintaining and issues with reliability of the current fleet, alongside the competitiveness of the market for aircraft of this type, has meant