Historical Fleet of American International Airways
Fleet in 1997:
- 2 – Boeing 727-100F
- 13 – Boeing 727-200F
- 8 – Douglas DC-8-50F
- 5 – Douglas DC-8-61F
- 4 – Douglas DC-8-62F
- 2 – Douglas DC-8-63F
- 2 – Lockheed L-1011-200 TriStar in all coach passenger configuration seating 354
- 6 – Lockheed L-1011-200F TriStar
- 2 – Boeing 747–100 in all coach passenger configuration seating 476
- 3 – Boeing 747-100F
- 3 – Boeing 747-200F
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