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Nolinor Aviation Adds Second Boeing 737-400

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Nolinor Aviation, a Canadian charter and cargo carrier, has announced the addition of a second Boeing 737-400 to its operational fleet. The aircraft, bearing manufacturer serial number 24129, is part of the airline’s broader strategy to modernize and expand its narrowbody capabilities for both passenger and freight services across North America.

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Atlas Air Ends Narrowbody Ops With Final Amazon B737 Flight

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