Canadian aircraft · Air Canada
C-FPCA
Boeing 767-375, Air Canada
C-FPCA is a Boeing 767-375 flown by Air Canada, built in 1989 and on the Canadian register since 2001. It is the oldest of Air Canada's 6 Boeing 767-300s.
37 yr
age
12.7 yr
Air Canada average
6
Boeing 767-300s in the fleet
185 t
maximum take-off weight
Air Canada's other Boeing 767-300s
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Questions and answers
- What type of aircraft is C-FPCA?
- C-FPCA is a Boeing 767-375, according to the Transport Canada Canadian Civil Aircraft Register.
- Which airline flies C-FPCA?
- Air Canada, according to the Canadian aircraft register.
- How old is C-FPCA?
- C-FPCA was built in 1989, so it is about 37 years old, 24 years older than the average Air Canada aircraft.
- How long has C-FPCA been on the Canadian register?
- Since 2001, so it flew elsewhere for about 12 years before joining.
- How many aircraft does Air Canada have?
- 195 airliner-sized aircraft on the Canadian register, with an average age of 12.7 years, including 6 Boeing 767-300s.
Source: Transport Canada Canadian Civil Aircraft Register, under the Open Government Licence - Canada licence. TripStow keeps airliner-sized aeroplanes only and adds fleet comparisons. Unlike the US, Canada publishes no flight-by-flight records naming each aircraft, so there are no routes or on-time figures here.
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