The Most Unusual Transatlantic Flight Uses The Boeing 737-700

More than 80 passenger airlines will operate across the Atlantic from the Americas this year. Of these, the minuscule Air Saint-Pierre might not be one that immediately comes to mind. As its fleet consists of a few turboprops, the carrier wet-leases a Boeing 737-700 from ASL Airlines for the time-limited transatlantic domestic operation to/from Paris CDG, with the service marketed and sold by Air Saint-Pierre. F-GZTP has been used the most.