Aerolíneas Argentinas Airbus A330 Registration LVFN Image: Nathan Coats, CC BYSA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Last Thursday (2) at 9:49 a.m. local time, the final flight of the Airbus A330 LVFNJ in the colors of Aerolíneas Argentinas took off for the United States. The plane left the Argentine airline’s fleet after eight years of service and will be replaced by a newer jet.
The plane departed from Ministro Pistarini International Airport in Buenos Aires and flew to Miami on flight AR1040, which took just over nine hours. Then, according to the RadarBox platform, the Airbus A330 headed for Roswell Airport in New Mexico (USA).
Flight route to Miami Image: RadarBox
The LVFNJ is the second Airbus A330 to recently depart from the company’s fleet. In September 2021, the Airbus A330200, registration LVFNI, left the country and also traveled to Roswell, a desert region and place of aircraft conservation, Aviacionline, a partner of AEROIN, reported.
In April this year, the airline received a new Airbus A330200 in Buenos Aires. The aircraft, which had previously flown in TAP Air Portugal livery, arrived from San Bernardino in the United States, where it had been stored for several months. Now Aerolíneas Argentinas will have eight active Airbus A330s in its fleet. The ninth is coming soon.
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