N792CK

Aircraft:
Boeing 747-212F(SCD)
Reg: N792CK full info | N792CK photos
Serial #:
24177
Airline: Kalitta Air
Photo Date: Dec 11, 2012
Uploaded: Feb 28, 2013
Milano Malpensa - LIMC, Italy

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The perfect hour of the day, the perfect weather conditions for a full-livery, great 200-series, Kalitta Air! But no, here's the all-white. Come on guys, send us the right one... Anyway, the sound of a classic is always great.

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Dec 11, 2012

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Feb 28, 2013

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Notes

The perfect hour of the day, the perfect weather conditions for a full-livery, great 200-series, Kalitta Air! But no, here's the all-white. Come on guys, send us the right one... Anyway, the sound of a classic is always great.