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For me who grew up seeing Air Inuit flying classic aircraft only, it is still so weird to see the livery on a relatively new aircraft... I also included C-GOPW which departed shortly before the 737NG, I am going to miss that sound!
C-FTUZ is the latest aircraft to join the Air Inuit fleet! This is a big deal for Air Inuit because the airline has famously operated only old iconic aircraft.
Air Inuit which serves the Nunavik region of northern Quebec has been flying the Boeing 737's for many years now; currently they operate 4 737-200's and 1 737-300 used for both passenger and cargo transport.
This specific 737-800 was converted into a freighter while the other 2 are reportedly being converted into Combi's. Unfortunately, these 737NG will eventually be replacing their iconic 737-200's! Air Inuit operates a fleet of Dash 8's, Twin Otters, King Air and 737's which are used as the lifeline for Quebec's north!
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ATC Included!
Airport: Montreal's Pierre Elliot Trudeau Intl airport - YUL / CYUL
Airline: Air Inuit
Aircraft: Boeing 737-275C(Adv.) (B732)
Registration: C-GOPW 🇨🇦
Year built: 1980
Flight: 3H751
Callsign: Inuit 751
Route: Montreal (YUL) - Kuujjuaq (YVP)
Airline: Air Inuit
Aircraft: Boeing 737-8LD(SF) (B738)
Flight: 3H755
Callsign: Inuit 755
Registration: C-FTUZ 🇨🇦
Runways used: 24R
Date: July 9 2024
Origin/ Destination: Montreal - YUL
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