Boeing 747-200 · 246B MSN 19825

Timeline

History

Boeing 747-246B, serial number 19825, line number 137, first flight 29 Apr 1971. Delivered to Japan Airlines on 14 May 1971, registered JA8106. Super Resort purple fl colours 7 Oct 1994, rHIL 31 Oct 1994, withdrawn from use 17 Mar 1999, airtest 29 Mar 1999 white, to UT Finance Corporation 31 Mar 1999. Operated by Jumbo Jet Inc on 31 Mar 1999 as N556SW. Ferried to Tucson, seen 5 Mar 1999 Marana white, seen Aug 1999, cancelled 29 Sep 1999, Jumbo Jet Inc 22 Oct 1999, US registration cancelled 2 Dec 1999. Leased to Air Atlanta Iceland on 2 Dec 1999 as TF-ATF. Seen at Marana 14 Nov 1999 white, ferried to Tokyo 18 Dec 1999 for maintenance, in service due Feb 2000, seen 17 May 2000 operated for Air France, seen 2 Jul 2000 operated for Air Liberte, seen at Orly 28 Aug 2000 no titles, operation Air Atlanta Icel, AirAsia leased, seen in service 7 Apr 2001, returned 9 Apr 2001, operated for Runway Asset Management seen 18 May 2001, to New Orleans 23 May 2001, daily charters Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas-Fort Worth to Cancun, Mexico summer 01, seen at Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport, Spata-Artemida 13 Sep 2001, Manston 22 Sep 2001 full Atlanta colours, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, France 26 Sep 2001 Atl full colours, added Air Algérie stickers, seen stored Manston 20 Nov 2001, seen 4 Dec 2001, seen at Paris-Charles de Gaulle, France 20 Dec 2001 basic colours, green tail, operated for Air France until 26 Dec 2001, seen Chateauroux 21 Apr 2002 white/grey, Arabic fus. titles, green tail, Saudia old tit/logo, stored, seen in service Paris-Orly, France 1 Aug 2002. Sub-leased to Albarka Air Svc on 22 Jan 2003. Seen at King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah Air Atlanta basic colour scheme no titles for Hadj this date. Returned to Air Atlanta Icelandic on 29 Mar 2003. Seen at Félix-Houphouët-Boigny International Airport, Abidjan this date, seen at Pinal Airpark, Marana stored 13 Oct 2003, seen 19 Apr 2006, broken up at unknown date (information welcome) noted Jan 2010. Current status: scrapped.