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$BOEING 767-300 (VP-BAZ) - On 1-20-2011 I was sent to Moscow for work. It was -5 and it never got above 0! The name N. Nekrasov on the A\C was a liberal Russian poet that died in 1878. The A/C is now a freighter for Atlas Air/Amazon Air.$

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Submitted 6 months ago

On 1-20-2011 I was sent to Moscow for work. It was -5 and it never got above 0! The name N. Nekrasov on the A\C was a liberal Russian poet that died in 1878. The A/C is now a freighter for Atlas Air/Amazon Air.

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