Originally Posted by
warreng24
I hope that UA got their money's worth on the heavy check. They pulled N194UA out of the desert earlier this year, sent it to Pusan for a heavy check, then put it into service for just a few months.
According to an article in The Wall Street Journal on Sept. 24, the plane will be leased out in the fall.
Quote:
"United Airlines has been one of the most conservative airlines on the capacity front. Still, some rivals griped when it put a retired 747 back into service over the summer. But the big plane served only as a spare and will be leased to another airline this fall to fly outside of the U.S."