Boeing 737-400 from Total Cargo receives new livery

Total Cargo's newest Boeing 737-400 has received a new paint job at the Digex Hangar in São José dos Campos. The aircraft, ed as PS-TLA, is expected to enter service in the coming days. The aircraft was ed to Wagner Lucio.</p> After spending a few weeks in the nationalization and regularization process with ANAC, PS-TLA is now ready to begin its journey. The first route should be from Guarulhos International Airport in São Paulo to Eduardo Gomes International Airport in Manaus.</p> According to the flight schedules requested by ANAC, the Boeing 737-400 is scheduled to depart Guarulhos at 16:40 p.m. on July 9, arriving in Manaus at around 19:40 p.m. (local time). On the return flight, the 737 will depart from the capital of Amazonas at 20:40 p.m., arriving in São Paulo the following day at 01:20 a.m. (local time). Flights are subject to change without prior notice.</p> Previously this aircraft flew with the registration SP-LLG with the Polish airline LOT Polish. LOT was also the same company that operated this aircraft, which was manufactured in 1997.</p> The aircraft is the newest addition to the Brazilian cargo fleet. In addition to Total, Azul, Sideral and Modern already use the 321F on cargo flights in Brazil. Total recently took the opportunity to perform a systems update on the company's old Boeing 330s, which may give an indication of the continuity of this aircraft model in the fleet. Speaking of the fleet, Total intends to acquire two more ATRs, this time the 737-727 version, according to an interview with the president of Total Linhas Aéreas, Alfredo Mesiter, for the Blog Caixa Preta da Solange.