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Fact Sheet Listing All the Aircraft Featured, in Order of Appearance AIRPORT ACTION ALASKA - ANCHORAGE To support the commentary on this video, AVION VIDEO have produced this complimentary Fact Sheet listing all the aircraft featured, in order of appearance. Northwest Cargo Boeing 747-251F Northern Air Cargo 727-200 N190AJ Era Classic Airlines DC3C N1944H N629US Airborne Express McDonnell Douglas Alaska Airlines MD83 N963AS Air China 747-2J6F B2462 DC9-32 N939AX Era Aviation Dash 8 N881EA Nippon Cargo Airlines 747-281F JA8167 Lynden Air Cargo Lockheed L382G Era Classic Airlines DC3C N1944H Evergreen Int. 747-212B(F) N485EV Hercules N401LC China Airlines 747-409 B18207 American Int. 747-146(F) N702CK Alaska Central Express Beech 1900C Era Aviation CV580 N565EA Korean Air Cargo 747-285 HL7459 N1566C PenAir Swearingen Metro III N41NE UPS 747-123(F) N676UP Greatland Air Cargo De Havilland PenAir Saab SF340B N675PA United Worldwide Cargo McDonnell DHC-4A Caribou N2225C Alaska Airlines 737-4Q8 N755AS Douglas DC10-30F N1854U Volpar Turboliner N400WA Era Aviation CV580 N538JA Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-4Q8 N778AS Northern Air Cargo 727-200 N190AJ Omni Air International DC10-10 N450AX Asiana Cargo 747-48EF HL7426 ARCO 737-205 N733AR Era Aviation De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Japan Air Lines [Super Logistics] Learjet N789SR Otter 300 N320EA 747-221F JA8160 ARCO 737-205 N733AR Reno Air MD82 N824RA EVA Air Cargo McDonnell Douglas MD11F Northern Air Cargo Douglas DC6A Era Aviation Dash 8 N882EA B16109 N1377K Era Aviation CV580 N538JA FedEx DC10-30F N314FE Northern Air Cargo DC6A N2907F Air Cargo Express DC6A N251CE American Int. 747-269B(F) N708CK Northern Air Cargo DC6A N1377K Air Cargo Express DC6B N555SQ Atlas Air 747-47UF Northern Air Cargo DC6BF Swingtail Air Cargo Express DC6A N888DG JAL [Super Logistics] 747-212B(F) N867TA UPS 747-123 (F) N675UP JA8193 Northern Air Cargo DC6A N1377K UPS 747-123 (F) N675UP UPS 747-200 N522UP Northern Air Cargo DC6A N1036F UPS 767-34AF (ER) N318UP Korean Air Cargo 747-2B5B(F) HL7454 Northern Air Cargo DC6BF N867TA Reeve Aleutian NAMC YS11A N173RV Nippon Cargo 747-281F JA8191 Northern Air Cargo DC6A N2907F Reeve Aleutian NAMC YS11A N171RV FedEx DC10-30F Evergreen Int. 747-131F N472EV Reeve Aleutian L188PF Electra N178RV Majestic Air Cargo Douglas DC3 N305SF EVA Air Cargo MD11F B16111 Reeve Aleutian L188PF Electra N9744C Alaska Airlines 737-4Q8 N756AS FedEx DC10-30F N319FE Reeve Aleutian L188C Electra N1968R Alaska Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD83 FedEx DC10-30F N305FE Alaska Airlines 737-298C N745AS N976AS FedEx MD11F N582FE Northwest Cargo 747-251F N640US Era Aviation Convair CV580 N566EA FedEx DC10-30F N305FE Atlas Air 747-2D3B (F) N505MC Cathay Pacific Airbus Industrie FedEx Cessna 208B Caravan 1 N756FX Evergreen Int. 747-212B (F) N485EV A340-313 B-HXE FedEx Fokker F27-500 N711FE JAL [ Super Logistics] 747-246F Hawaiian Airlines DC10-10 N162AA FedEx Airbus Industrie A300-605F JA8123 Era Aviation CV580 N565EA N660FE KLM Cargo 747-206B (F) SUD PH-BUH United Airlines Boeing 757-222 N555UA FedEx MD11F N584FE Asiana Cargo 747-48EF HL7426 Delta Airlines Boeing 767-332 FedEx MD11F N585FE Cathay Pacific Cargo 747-467F B-HUK Era Aviation De Havilland DHC-8-103 FedEx A300-605F N660FE Asiana Cargo 747-48EF HL7426 Dash 8 N822EA FedEx MD11F N582FE Korean Air Cargo MD11F HL7374 Reeve Aleutian Airlines Lockheed L188C Fairchild C119 N8501W Asiana Cargo 747-48EF HL7426 Electra N1968R C119 N9027K Northwest Cargo 747-251F N629US Sun Country DC10-15 N151SY Cargomaster Corp. Douglas C133B N133B Asiana Cargo 747-48EF HL7426 Condor 767-330(ER) D-ABUA Cargomaster Corp. C133A N199AB United Airlines DC10-30F N1853U Air Cargo Express Curtiss C46D-10-CU Aeroflot Ilyushin IL62M RA86564 American Int. 747-269B (F) N708CK Commando N54514 Northern Air Cargo DC6BF N867TA Nippon Cargo 747-SR81 (F) JA8158 Kitty Hawk Boeing 727-223(F) N6833 Alaska Airlines MD83 N963AS Air China 747-2J6F B2462 To receive news of our latest DVDs by POST, please send this slip to: Avion Video LLP, 97 Bradstock Road, Stoneleigh, EPSOM, Surrey KT17 2LF [UK] Or call 020 8393 0154 [9am – 6pm] or Fax 020 8394 0749 [24 hours]. Code from outside the UK: + 44 20 NAME:………………………………………………………E Mail…………………………………..……………. 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Lufthansa Cargo 747-230B(F) D-ABYW Everts Air Fuel DC6 N999SQ [51] Northern Air Fuel DC6A N7780B Air North HS 748-273 Series 2A C-FYDU Everts Air Fuel DC6 N666SQ [47] ERA Aviation CV580 N569JA Brooks Fuel Douglas C54D N67018 Everts Air Fuel C46 N54584 Lufthansa Cargo 747-230B (F) D-ABZI Lufthansa Cargo 747-230B (F) D-ABYW Everts Air Fuel C119G N8504X ERA Aviation CV580 N566EA Frontier Beech C99 N575W Everts Air Fuel DC6 N666SQ [47] Reeve Aleutian 727-22C N831RV Lufthansa Cargo 747-230B (F) D-ABYW Everts Air Fuel C46 N4860V Lufthansa Cargo 747-230B(F) D-ABYW Air France 747-2B3F F-GBOX Everts Air Fuel DC6 N12347 Lake La-4 N1112L FedEx Fokker F27 500 N711FE Northern Air Cargo DC6 N799TA Ketchum Air Service De Havilland DHC-2 Beaver FedEx Cessna Caravan 1 N756FX Northern Air Cargo DC6BF N434TA 1 N340KA ACE Beech 1900C-1 N41UE Frontier Flying Service DC3C N59314 Ketchum De Havilland DHC-3 Turbo FedEx F27 Friendship 500 N711FE Alaska Airlines MD83 N963AS Otter N888KA Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-4Q8 N772AS Everts Air Fuel C46F N1837M Rusts Flying Service Cessna U206G Alaska Airlines McDonnell Douglas Everts Air Fuel Convair C131F N9767Y Stationair 6 II N4661Z MD83 N963AS Everts Air Fuel C118A N9148F Regal Air Beaver 1 N9877R Alaska Airlines 737-290C N740AS Brooks Fuel C54B N99212 Rusts Beaver 1 N4444Z ARCO 737-205 N733AR Brooks Fuel C54D N90201 Ellison Air 206G N7375N Alaska Airlines 737-4Q8 N773AS Brooks Fuel Douglas DC7C N90251 Grumman Widgeon Alaska Airlines 737-290C N740AS Brooks Fuel Beech C45G N9951Z Piper PA18-150 Everts Air Fuel Curtiss C46F-1-CU Brooks Fuel C54D N67018 Piper PA18-150 N1104N Commando N1837M Everts Air Fuel C118B N451CE Alaska Air Taxi Beaver 1 N10395 Air Cargo Express Douglas DC6 Everts Air Fuel C46 N1651M Rusts Beaver 1 N2740X Everts Air Fuel C46F N1837M Everts Air Fuel DC6 N444CE Ketchum Beaver 1 N62469 Everts Air Fuel C118B N451CE Everts Air Fuel DC6A N616SE Regal Air Cessna A185F N1780R Everts Air Fuel C46R N7848B Everts Air Fuel C46R N7848B Rusts DHC-3 Otter N2899J Everts Air Fuel DC6A N616SE Everts Air Fuel C118B N810CS Rusts 206G N4596U Everts Air Fuel DC6 N444CE USAF Boeing KC135 Rusts DHC-3 Otter N2899J Everts Air Fuel C46 N1651M ERA Aviation Convair CV580 N569JA State of Alaska Caravan 208 N70715 Air Cargo Express DC6A N888DG ERA Aviation CV580 N568JA Rusts 206G N4891Z Everts Air Fuel C46F N1837M ERA Aviation CV580 N566EA Cessna A185F N1053F Air Cargo Express DC6BF N6586C Reeve Aleutian Boeing 727-22C N831RV Wolf Trail Lodge Beaver 1 N111EB Everts Air Fuel C46F N1837M Frontier B1900C N575Q Rusts Beaver 1 N4444Z Warbelows Air Ventures Piper PA31 Warbelows Navajo Chieftain N59764 Unknown Navajo Chieftain N42WP Frontier B1900C N575Q Rusts Otter N2899J HS 125-521 N55RF Frontier Navajo Chieftain N7164D Ketchum Turbo Otter N888KA ARCO 737-205 N733AR Frontier Navajo Chieftain N4501B Ketchum Turbo Otter N342KA Northern Air Cargo DC6A N1036F Warbelows Navajo Chieftain N59764 Ketchum 206G N4875X Northern Air Cargo DC6BF N434TA Wright Air Service Navajo Chieftain N54WA Regal Air Beaver 1 N9877R Northern Air Cargo DC6A N99330 Frontier Navajo Chieftain N4501B Cessna 180 Northern Air Fuel DC6A N7780B Frontier B1900C N575Q Beaver 1 N6LU Northern Air Cargo DC6A N1377K Cargolux 747-4R7F LX-ICV Regal Air Beaver 1 N9877R Cargolux 747-4R7F LX-NCV Cessna 180K N2556K Cessna A185F N70391 Air Cargo Express DC6BF N6586C Brooks Fuel C54D N90201 Grumman Goose JRF5 N703 Lufthansa Cargo 747-230B (F) D-ABZI Piper PA18-150 Piper PA18-150 Air France 747-228F F-GCBE Brooks Fuel C54B N44911 Ketchum Turbo Otter N342KA Everts Air Fuel C46 N4860V Cessna 185F Ketchum Beaver 1 N836KA Everts Air Fuel C46 N801FA Cessna 180K N2556K Regal Air Beaver 1 N9877R Everts Air Fuel C46 N54584 Northern Air Cargo DC6BF N867TA Rusts Beaver 1 Everts Air Fuel DC6 N12347 Northwest Boeing 757-251 N515US Everts Air Fuel Fairchild C119G N8504X ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Northern Air Cargo DC6BF N867TA To receive news of our latest DVDs by POST, please send this slip to: Avion Video LLP, Laurel Cottage, Chillaton, LIFTON, Devon PL16 0HS [UK] Or call 01822 860378 [9am 6pm] or email [email protected] Code from outside the UK: + 44 1822 NAME:………………………………………………………E Mail…………………………………..……………. 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