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dublin cargo flights

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  • 14-10-2008 3:02pm
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    Gekko
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    Thought I'd post out of curiosity, do the big courier firms like DHL and TNT dedicate a plane to Dublin does anyone know, or is it just one of the stops it makes on a schedule?


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    brettmirl
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    The Fedex plane comes from Stanstead daily...no idea where's it's actually based though.

    Saw an Icelandair cargo plane at DUB on Sunday.


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    Carina
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    Fedex A300 is USA registered but is based in Dublin operating Dublin-Stanstead-Paris-Stanstead-Dublin. TNT A300 based in Leige in Belgium but day stops in Dublin, TNT mix between the A300, B737 & 146. DHL usually have an A300 in Dublin everyday which like the other freight companies operate night flights Dublin-East Midlands-Leipsig & back again. Fedex also have an ATR72 which is operated by Air Contractors which operates Glasgow-Stanstead-Dublin-Glasgow, normally transits through Dublin at 23.30 Mon-Thur.


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    highlydebased
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    AFR6547, B747F routes KORD-EIDW-LFPG Saturdays

    Air Contractors did up until very recently operate an ATR Shannon-Dublin-Paris for Fedex, but this now operates Shannon-Cork-Paris


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