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McDonnell Douglas DC-8-70 (N782SP)
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Not a whole lot of DC-8-72 conversions, I'm a bit surprised one still flies.
Does this one have new engines?
At Kevin Haiduk
Yes. This is the DC-8-70 "Super 70". They were conversion DC-8-60 with CFM56 engines.
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to the publisher, great shot! I got to see this plane at KILN, but not flying
Yes. This is the DC-8-70 "Super 70". They were conversion DC-8-60 with CFM56 engines.
^^^^^^^^^^
to the publisher, great shot! I got to see this plane at KILN, but not flying
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| Date | Aircraft | Origin | Destination | Departure | Arrival | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10-Aug-2025 | Unknown | Glasgow Prestwick Int'l (PIK / EGPK) | 10:25AM BST | En Route | ||
| 09-Aug-2025 | DC87 | Piedmont Triad Intl (KGSO) | Glasgow Prestwick Int'l (PIK / EGPK) | 06:13AM EDT | 05:57PM BST | 6:43 |
| 29-Jul-2025 | DC87 | Glasgow Prestwick Int'l (PIK / EGPK) | Piedmont Triad Intl (KGSO) | 01:36PM BST | 04:25PM EDT | 7:49 |
| 28-Jul-2025 | Unknown | Ben Gurion Int'l (TLV / LLBG) | Glasgow Prestwick Int'l (PIK / EGPK) | 02:57PM IDT | 06:11PM BST | 5:13 |
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