O Brasilia airport started today (17/02), the movement of the two Boeing 767-200 planes (PT-TAA and PT-TAB) belonging to the bankrupt estate of TransBrasil within the airport site. The removal of carcasses is part of a request from the Ministry of Ports and Airports. The aircraft were auctioned in 2013 and since then they have never been removed from the Candango terminal.
Videos and photos that are circulating on social networks, several people recorded the moment of movement of the two aircraft. According to information from Brasília Airport, the withdrawal process should take about three months to complete.
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During the evacuation process, aircraft will begin to be dismantled and safely placed on a truck for transport out of the airport. It is not yet known what will be the next destination for the storage of the planes.
PT-TAA: THE FIRST BOEING 767 IN LATIN AMERICA
As one of the attractions at the Paris Le Bourget Air Show in 1983 under registration N8277V, TransBrasil became the launch customer for the Boeing 767–200 in South America when it received this aircraft on June 23 of the same year under registration PT- TAA.
PT-TAB
Standing alongside its sister PT-TAA, this Boeing 767–200 under registration PT-TAB was delivered to TransBrasil on July 11, 1983, remaining with the airline until the end of its operational life, in December 2001.
For those who want to kill the nostalgia and know a little about the history of TransBrasil, we made an article with more details about the company's aircraft that are in Brasília, to access it, just click here.
With information: Brasilia airport
