The flag carrier of Austria, Austrian Airlines has officially announced that it has removed a second Boeing 767-300ER aircraft from its fleet. The aircraft registered OE-LAX is the second Boeing 737-300ER to leave the carrier’s fleet following the Boeing 767 registered OE-LAT departure from Austrian Airlines earlier this year.
This particular Boeing 767-300ER is almost 30 years old and was initially delivered to Lauda Air in December 1992. Following the takeover of Launda Air in 2004, the aircraft was subsequently transferred and integrated into the Austrian Airlines’ fleet where it has remained ever since.
According to Austrian Airlines, it estimates that this Boeing 767 aircraft has “over 133,600 flight hours” and completed around “around 19,600 landings.” It also stated that this would equate to almost 15 years in the air flying non-stop.
The Boeing 767-300ER depart Vienna (VIE) on Wednesday, April 28th at 7:05 (local time) where it initially to Bangor International Airport (BGR) in Maine. The aircraft will remain here overnight, where it will undergo customs clearance. It is then scheduled to depart tomorrow morning for its final destination at Oscoda–Wurtsmith Airport (OSC) in Michigan.
Austrian Airlines also stated that it plans to remove a third Boeing 767-300ER aircraft, registered OE-LAW, later this year. According to the Austrian carrier, all three aircraft will be going to US company MonoCoque Diversified Interests, a company that has around 22 years of experience in asset management.
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