ASL 737 OO-TNQ

[AirbusA320]

As pointed out by my colleague Keith OO-TNQ is due to be rolled out in the ASL livery after arriving in faded TNT Orange livery few days ago
all we was graced with on Friday was a sneak pop out to defuel and other bits before going back into the hangar
well here what i managed to grab of her, i am awaiting to see if better shots can be obtained before it departs

Boeing 737-400 OO-TNQ by Mark, on Flickr

Boeing 737-400 OO-TNQ by Mark, on Flickr

Boeing 737-400 OO-TNQ by Mark, on Flickr

Sneek preview we got Friday sorry bout the vehicles blocking the view
Boeing 737-400 OO-TNQ by Mark, on Flickr

Thanks for looking

Mark

[Martin]

The new colour scheme isn't the most inspiring scheme out there although several of the ex TNT B737s operated by ASL are being repainted into FedEx colours

Martin

[AirbusA320]

Yes it is bit plain, least the tail got some colour unlike the 146 fleet just seem to remain white

as for Fed Ex i belive there are 4 737s operating for them and have gained Fed Ex livery , three has already been painted as such OO-TNN, OO-TNP, OE-IAP, leaving OE-IBW to be done unless there more i'm sure someone will update this

My fellow photographers at Norwich have captured OO-TNO just rolled out in ASL livery

Thanks

Mark

[james143611]

I love the 3rd shot

Didn't know some would be in FedEx colours, are ASL doing all sort's of cargo operations?

[AirbusA320]

Cheers
ASL Airlines is basically a group of airlines within the ASL Group scattered around Europe , in fact the Irish operations was born from the old Air Bridge Carriers which as all know operated the Merchant Vanguard freighter ,over the years operations for Royal Mail, DHL, TNT and Fed Express have also been operated along with the French postal service ,
Fed Express I believe have bought huge chunk of TNT hence the 146s loosing TNT Orange liveries,
Some of the Irish ATR fleet operate in Fed Express livery too
Oh ASL carry out passenger charters with Europe Aeropostal 737s in France
And don't forget the Aer Lingus 757s too
Ok history over cheers
Hope that's helped and thanks for showing interest in the pics
Mark