YesterAirlines
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I had planned for this to be a simple photo post but as is often the case when I look into the avhistory of an aircraft more is demanded. I recently acquired this delightful Aer Lingus 767-300ER and it got me researching their short time at the Irish flag carrier. So check out the strange story of the EI 763s:
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Short-lived Shamrocks: Aer Lingus 767-300s
Some airlines have ordered new aircraft and operated them only briefly due to changing operational needs and financial problems. Aer Lingus and the 767-300 are one such example who utilised the type only briefly and never for its original intended purpose
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