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Sep. 26, 2017 10:12AM EST

CSeries En Route Now!!! - CSeries World Tour - Part 4 Updated Sept 26, 2017.

Where and WHEN!

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13:30 - September 1, 2017 - Quebec, Canada
** UPDATE 21:27 - September 24, 2017 - Quebec, Canada
The September 23 date below as been changed to September 26, Tuesday. Other dates will have to be changed accordingly. **

** UPDATE 11:12 - September 26, 2017 - Quebec, Canada
Bombardier CSeries FTV8 MSN 55002 Is Now In Route to Anchorage for its Tour Around The World!
Follow it LIVE here : https://www.flightradar24.com/BCS3/f00c7b1

CSeries Tour around the World Update – Part 4

As you now know (see part 1 to 3) a Bombardier CSeries CS300 (MSN 55002 aka FTV8) will be doing a "tour around the world" leaving from Mirabel airport In Quebec going west until back to Mirabel.

During that flight across the planet it will stop at...

multiple airports where it is expected by 15 airlines (see part 3)

Following on Part 3 where the list of airport was identified here in part 4 are the dates for each of them.

September 23 – Anchorage, Alaska, USA
September 24 – Tokyo, Japan
September 26 – Beijing, China
September 27 – Shanghai, China
September 28 - Guangzhou Baiyun, China
September 29 - Chengdu Shuangliu, China
October 1 - Benda, Tangerang / Jakarta, Indonesia
October 2 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
October 3 - Don Mueang / Bangkok, Thailand
October 5 - Indira Gandhi / Delhi, India
October 6 – Cairo, Egypt
October 9 - Amman, Jordan
October 10 - Casablanca, Morocco
October 12 – Mirabel, Quebec, Canada

Remember... all this can change!

In the meantime Bombardier is progressing CSeries CAT III auto land certification. All good news! More on this soon!

Stay tuned...

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