Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Cruises

C-FFNM

B737-436

First Air

17+17-18

Celebrity Cruises is a premium cruise line of Greek origin. The "x" logo of the brand refers to Greek letter chi, which is the first letter of its parent group Chandris. The line is based in Miami and mainly operates in the Caribbean.

First Air joined Canadian North in 2017 as a partner flying cruise passengers from Canada to Miami, where the ships are based. In late 2017 this aircraft gained the latest First Air livery and the special titles were added on top of the new scheme.

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Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Cruises

C-GPNL

B737-36N

Canadian North

2014-

Celebrity Cruises is a premium cruise line of Greek origin. The "x" logo of the brand refers to Greek letter chi, which is the first letter of its parent group Chandris. The line is based in Miami and mainly operates in the Caribbean.

Canadian North is a partner of the cruise line since 2014 and carries the cruise passengers from Canada to Miami, where the ships are based.

Image  ©  Reinhard Zinabold (YHM)
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Crucero Mundial

Crucero Mundial

www.cruceromundial.cl

CC-ADZ	B737-3G7	PAL Principal		2014
CC-AIT	B737-36N	PAL Principal		2014
CC-AKS	B737-3B7	PAL Principal		2014
CC-ACD	B737-2K9A	PAL Principal		2014

PAL promoted trips to Brazil during the 2014 World Cup in a package holiday combined with a cruise.

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Renaissance Cruises #2

Renaissance Cruises

#2

G-MONE

B757-2T7

Monarch

2000-01

Chartered again by American cruise line Renaissance Cruises for a last winter. Previously for three winters it had had another dedicated livery (see #1). The ship line went bankrupt shortly after 9/11.

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Renaissance Cruises #1

Renaissance Cruises

#1

Renaissance 1

G-MONE

B757-2T7

Monarch

1995-98 (winter only)

During three winters in 95/96, 96/97 & 97/98, American cruise line Renaissance Cruises chartered this Monarch 757. It wore a full special livery with the cruise's own titles & tail logos. Every Summer the aircraft went back to Europe for regular charters from the UK and kept the stripes. In 2000 for a last season the aircraft gained a different livery (see #2).

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