Australia air Express 737

[Guest VH-TJT]

First pic of VH-XMO, ex Qantas 737 converted to a freighter at Avalon for AaE.

 

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1128513/L/

 

TJT

 

 

[Uncle Chop Chop]

Wow. I can't wait to get a pic of this.

 

 

[Guest WillMikoyan]

Oooh.. looks pretty.

 

 

[Guest VH-TJT]

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5851183

 

This livery looks really nice on the -300. The aircraft, VH-XMO is ex ZK-JNH / VH-TAW "Progress" (23488/1352 Del 04/87). Not too soon till her 20th b'day.

 

TJT

 

 

[Guest Chainsaw]

Thanks for the pic.

 

Interesting colour scheme. I like it too, but being picky, I'd like the green to be a bit brighter. Also interesting the the word 'air' with the 'a' being lower case.

 

Nice one TJT :)

 

 

[Guest VH-TJT]

Yeah, I don't think the light is helping either. Apparently AAE, or as they write it AaE / Australian air Express is how it is spelt. :)

 

Another interesting fact regarding the ex Australian Airlines 737-300 fleet, VH-TAG, the first 737-300 delivered to Australian in August 1986 was the first 737 produced to feature electronic flight displays, see pic.

 

 

TJT

 

 

[Uncle Chop Chop]

I don't like the Livery. Too plain for my liking. A Rego, a Green Logo on the Tail and the name of the Compony in Green Writing on a plain White Background. At least add a little colour like the yellow DHL Planes.

 

 

[Guest VH-TJT]

Qantas has been using 767 flying freight around as the 737-300s for AaE have less capacity than the 727-200s, and also due to the late delivery. Merry Christmas AusPost.

 

Here's the proof:

 

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1135347/L/

 

TJT