GoldenJet Paralympics Boeing 757 217W Free 3D model

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This aircraft was created in Sketchup 14 and then converted into multiple 3D formats. The native file type is .skp and 3dsmax scenes are saved using 3ds Max 2016 version with Vray 3.00 rendering software. I'm utilizing a beautiful template by AirbusA330/AirplaneNerd777, who generously shared it for my use. In return, Air Transat [aka Cas ] sold me two Boeing 757-217W aircraft for a symbolic price of $41,506,789. This particular plane, GJ750MD, will be carrying the Icelandic Paralympic team to London. From there, they will board an Aeroflot A321 heading to Sochi! With Keflavik International Airport as its hub, GoldenJet's fleet comprises five airplanes: one McDonnell Douglas MD-83 and two Boeing 757s among others. The company was officially formed on May 12, 2013. It initially started with two MD-80 aircraft before selling them on June 2, 2013 to purchase three MD-83s the next day. GoldenJet finished converting the Gulfstream G550 received from Royal Airways [which ceased operations] into commercial planes by June 7, 2013. On March 5th, 2014, it sold two of these MD-83 aircraft and acquired two Boeing 757-217W's for a token price of $41,506,789. Future plans include operating twenty routes; however, GoldenJet currently serves only five. These involve regional flights in Iceland as well as international trips to London, Manchester, and Nuuk at £20.50, £15.30, £80.00, £75.43, and £30.12 respectively. As of Wednesday, March 4th, the company has carried a total of 399,837 passengers by that time.