Air Canada took control of Canadian Airlines in 2000. They kept the airlines separate for another year to get Canadian's balance sheet in better shape. This 767 was brought into Canadian's fleet the same year as their DC-10s were retired. Originally with Aeromexico, the leased aircraft was merged into the Air Canada fleet March 29, 2001. Pictured awaiting a new engine, it was returned to GE Capital Aviation Service in 2003.

This B737 (one of the old and noisy kind, now almost extinct) was acquired by American through their take-over of AirCal in 1987. It was withdrawn from use a year after this photo was taken, and then spent some years in Mexico, before ending up with an airline in Peru in 1998. It was acquired by the Peruvian Air Force in 2005, but by 2014 they had abandoned it in a boneyard at Lima-Callao.