Boeing 727-200F · 2B6 MSN 21298

Registration N720CK · Kalitta Equipment

Written Off

Identity

TypeBoeing 727-200F
Variant2B6
FamilyB727-100
Series—
Line Number1246
Test Reg—

Operators

OperatorKalitta Equipment

Timeline

First Flight

04 Feb 1977

Delivery

15 Mar 1977

Age

49.7 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 727-2B6, serial number 21298, line number 1246, first flight 4 Feb 1977. Delivered to RAM on 15 Mar 1977, registered CN-RMP. Operated by AIA/Trans Continental Airlines on 1 Sep 1998 as N721SK. Modified (*2B6F). Bought KaE 28 Aug 1998, 11 Sep 1998, ferried Cas--Kefl 1 Sep 1998 for freighter conversion, seen at Miami International Airport 2 Sep 1998 white, as CN-/cvtd F for Trans Cont lease, seen at Miami International Airport 21 Nov 1998 white still as CN-, seen at Atlanta 2 Sep 2000 white, seen at Tucson 21 Oct 2000 white, seen stored Opa-Locka 31 Dec 2000 white, seen Los Angeles 21 Jun 2002 white no titles (opf??), seen at San Salvador 17 Jan 2001 in service white. Operated by Kalitta Equipment as N720CK. 28 Jan 2019, seen at San Jose Jun 2002 white, seen at Los Angeles International (in svc?), seen at Detroit Detroit-Willow Run, MI 5 Jan 2003 white, re-registered res. 27 Oct 2003, re-registered 24 Dec 2003, seen at Willow Run Airport, Detroit 18 Sep 2004 "Kalitta Charters II" titles, seen at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport 23 Dec 2004, Republic Airport, East Farmingdale 4 Oct 2008 racehorse ferry, Kalitta Equipment Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo, to Kalitta Charters II Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo 21 Dec 2009, seen at Luis Munoz Marin International Airport, San Juan 10 Feb 2010, seen at Tampa International 17 Jun 2014, damaged 30 May 2016 Chino (CA) taxied and struck nose cone of doing business as parked 727, repaired, damaged 28 Jan 2019 Tuscaloola Airlines 0(X) landed with nose gear retracted, captain ignored warnings about it. Current status: written off in an accident.

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