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ATRs under FedEx logo??
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FedEx ATR's
FedEx bought 8 ATR 42-300s from Continental and took delivery of the first one on Jan 27, 2003. They are amoung the 350 or so "feeder" aircraft that FedEx uses to supply some of the smaller markets. The pilots are contract and not lineholders at FedEx Express. There is also a "corporate" flight department at FedEx that is another separate pilot group. They are used for executive travel and I'm told for emergency field replacement of crews/parts on occasion.
FedEx bought 8 ATR 42-300s from Continental and took delivery of the first one on Jan 27, 2003. They are amoung the 350 or so "feeder" aircraft that FedEx uses to supply some of the smaller markets. The pilots are contract and not lineholders at FedEx Express. There is also a "corporate" flight department at FedEx that is another separate pilot group. They are used for executive travel and I'm told for emergency field replacement of crews/parts on occasion.
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