Boeing 737-200 · 204 MSN 21336

Registration LV-YZA · Southern Winds lsd

Scrapped

Identity

TypeBoeing 737-200
Variant204
FamilyB737CL
Series—
Line Number489
Test Reg—

Operators

OperatorSouthern Winds lsd

Timeline

First Flight

27 Apr 1977

Delivery

06 May 1977

Age

49.5 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 737-204, serial number 21336, line number 489, first flight 27 Apr 1977. Delivered to Britannia Airways on 6 May 1977, registered G-BECH. Owned by Pol 29 Jun 1988, withdrawn from use 1 Nov 1993 returned Lasham 8 Oct 1993, Southend 14.02. Leased to GB Leisure on 14 Feb 1994. R/o 21.2/depa 26 Mar 1994 Send on delivered. Sub-leased to Euralair on 1 May 1995. Returned 21 May 1995. Sub-leased to Sobelair on 24 Jun 1995. In service 25.6 no titles, s10.7 titles, basic GB colours, returned 16 Oct 1995 London Gatwick, UK. Operated by EasyJet on 9 Nov 1995. Ferried LGW-Send 5 Nov 1995, roll(ed) out 9 Nov 1995, in service 10.11/IAG r30.05.96/due returned Apr 1997, stripped of colours by 29 Apr 1997. Leased to Virgin Express on 1 May 1997. GECAS to TriAS 28 May 1997, white/Virg titles, withdrawn from use Feb 2011, returned Airfoyle 2 Nov 1997 London Gatwick, UK. Operated by FSB on 30 Dec 1997 as N103TR. Leased to Lineas Aereas Privadas Argentinas (LAPA) on 16 Mar 1998 as LV-PNS. Seen 9 Apr 1998 Dallas Love full colours, identified not confirmed. Re-registered with Lineas Aereas Privadas Argentinas (LAPA) as LV-YZA. Returned Wells Fargo Bank Northwest Sep 2003. Leased to Southern Winds in Dec 2003. Arrived Buenos Aires-Aeroparque, Argentina Lineas Aereas Privadas Argentinas (LAPA) colour scheme this date, seen at Ezeiza International Airport - Ministro Pistarini, Buenos Aires (Ezeiza) preparing to go back in service 14.11.04??, seen at Buenos Aires-Aeroparque, Argentina poor condition parts missing no engines 24 Jul 2005, seen being broken up 1 Dec 2009, front fuselage seen in museum in Maron May 2010. Current status: scrapped.

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