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A white Air Canada Boeing 767-233 aircraft with the Canadian flag logo on its tail is shown against a dark background, highlighting its sleek design and the airline's branding.

Canadian civil registration of the specific Boeing 767-233 involved in the Gimli incident — Air Canada's fleet number 604, delivered in March 1983. After repair on site over two days and a ferry flight to a maintenance base, the aircraft re-entered service and flew for Air Canada until January 2008, when it was retired and flown to the Mojave Air and Space Port for storage.

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