On Sun, 1 Apr 2007 18:18:35 -0500, "Les Matheson"
wrote:

Well that's weird. Why would USAir re-register a bunch of aircraft?

Les


"David" wrote in message
...
"Les Matheson" wrote in message ...
With a US on the end of the registration, I bet it was USAir all the
time.

Les

It is a Piedmont paint scheme as for the registration number it may
for some unknown reason be that USAir changed it over.
The registration search comes back as being registered in Lebanon now.

Here is a link to a similar ship where you can clearly see that it was
a Piedmont a/c and it is ship number 242.
http://tinyurl.com/2vqx9x

David


David - it is quite common in the States. USAirways is re-registering
their a/c as they get painted into their new scheme after the merger
with America West.
This a/c is indeed an ex Piedmont, originally N793N.

Ken

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