Boeing 727-200 · 223 MSN 20995

Registration N854AA · Exin America Corporation

Scrapped

Identity

TypeBoeing 727-200
Variant223
FamilyB727-200
Series—
Line Number1192
Test Reg—

Operators

OperatorExin America Corporation

Timeline

First Flight

27 May 1976

Delivery

22 Jun 1976

Age

50.4 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 727-223, serial number 20995, line number 1192, first flight 27 May 1976. Delivered to American Airlines on 22 Jun 1976, registered N854AA. Owned by Conn Feb 1981, withdrawn from use Tulsa 31 Dec 1994 total time (flying hours) 52224, 34468 Total landing (in combination with TT), returned General Electric Credit Corporation 10 Jan 1995, ferried Amarillo 12 Jan 1994, Jan 1995 Airlines, seen 1 Feb 1995 Miami no titles. Operated by Ting Tai on 15 Apr 1995. Seen at Miami International Airport, Kitty Hawk colours 9 Apr 1995 Ting Tai. Returned to Kitty Hawk Aircargo in Apr 1996. Sub-leased to Burlington Air Expr in May 1996. Returned to Kitty Hawk Aircargo. Seen at Seattle red col/tit 2001, Kitty Hawk AC to Kitty Hawk Collateral Liquidating Trust 25 Oct 2001, seen 25 Jul 2002, seen in service 7 Aug 2004 old colours (when the operator has other aircraft flying in new colours at the moment) Fort Wayne International Airport, Kitty Hawk Charlotte Douglas International Airport to Flightstar Group 9 Feb 2007, Perfect Aviation Sandane Airport, Anda George Best Belfast City Airport (Malaysia) 7 Mar 2007, seen at Roswell Air Center Airport 15 Nov 2007 Kitty colours, sold to Flightstar Trading Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo 15 Aug 2008. Operated by Exin America Corporation on 25 Aug 2008. Registered 5 Sep 2008, seen 23 Apr 2009, ferried ROW--Maracaibo 31 May 2009, seen stored Panama City 2 Dec 2012 white, seen withdrawn from use Panama City-Tocumen International, Panama 6 Nov 2014, seen Apr 2016 small KHCargo.com titles last sighting, cancelled 21 Feb 2018 presum scrapping by 2022. Current status: scrapped.

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