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hawkerflyer said:
Aren't the Murray aircraft passenger shuttles ?

Could be. Haven't really seen one up close.
 
coogebeachhotel said:
Going to the Middle East

so is this a replacement for the air cargo carriers shorts that were supposed to go to the middle east but crashed in the midwest?
 
DHL's airlines provide air transport capacity to support DHL's commercial activities. There are four DHL owned airlines:

  • European Air Transport is based in Brussels, Belgium and provides capacity for DHL's European network as well as longhaul services to the Middle East and Africa, using Boeing 757SF/PF and Airbus A300B4 aircraft.
  • DHL Air UK is DHL's newest airline and is based at East Midlands airport in the United Kingdom. The airline provides services on DHL's European Network using Boeing 757SF aircraft.
  • DHL's Middle East airline is based at Bahrain International Airport and serves a wide variety of Middle East destinations including Afghanistan and Iraq, using a variety of regional aircraft.
  • DHL's Latin American airline is based in Panama City and services a wide range of destinations in Central and South America using Boeing 727 aircraft.
 
I've also seen yellow DHL ATR's in S. America. In San Juan PR someone flies a DHL painted caravan. So it's everyones guess as to where the saabs might be going
 
Interesting. Yeah I'm pretty sure it was a saab 340 and I'm pretty sure it was yellow and red with big DHL letters on the side. Now that I think about it though, I don't think the windows were covered up or painted over. It may have been a passenger plane.
 
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