JFK-CPH !?
Sep 9, 2003 | 5:12 pm
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JFK-CPH !?
I was browsing www.sascargo.com and saw this:
On September 5, 2003, SAS Cargo will resume freighter operations between New York/JFK and Copenhagen.
Operating with a Boeing 747F, this new line offers improved cargo service and capacity to Scandinavia. With the freighter, SAS Cargo can take care of odd-sized cargo and cargo with "shipper unknown" which can not be accommodated on passenger flights.
SK5094 JFK CPH 5 22.30 12.00+1
I tried to see if I could make a booking on SAS and the flight never showed up. It kept trying to put me on a UA codeshare JFK-EWR-CPH. I wasn't even aware SAS operated any 747's. This seems like a limited-time, unique opportunity to fly on a SAS 747!
On September 5, 2003, SAS Cargo will resume freighter operations between New York/JFK and Copenhagen.
Operating with a Boeing 747F, this new line offers improved cargo service and capacity to Scandinavia. With the freighter, SAS Cargo can take care of odd-sized cargo and cargo with "shipper unknown" which can not be accommodated on passenger flights.
SK5094 JFK CPH 5 22.30 12.00+1
I tried to see if I could make a booking on SAS and the flight never showed up. It kept trying to put me on a UA codeshare JFK-EWR-CPH. I wasn't even aware SAS operated any 747's. This seems like a limited-time, unique opportunity to fly on a SAS 747!
Sep 9, 2003 | 9:21 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by otudia:
i think that 747F is a pure cargo plane, go end see on boeing.com.....
the 747 cargo with pax is called combi</font>
i think that 747F is a pure cargo plane, go end see on boeing.com.....
the 747 cargo with pax is called combi</font>
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