Airbus A321-231 MSN 2211

Timeline

History

Airbus A321-231, serial number 2211, first flight 5 Apr 2004. Delivered to Novair on 22 Apr 2004, registered SE-RDN. International Lease Finance Corporation, withdrawn from service 28 Feb 2016 Tenerife-Sur Reina Sofia, Spain to Göteborg Landvetter Airport, cancelled 2 May 2016. Operated by SmartLynx on 2 May 2016 as YL-LCQ. Ferried Göteborg Landvetter Airport to Woensdrecht Air Base, Hoogerheide 29 Feb 2016, ferried Woensdrecht Air Base, Hoogerheide to London Gatwick Airport 6 May 2016, final flight 7 May 2016, Thomas Cook wlse, withdrawn from service 31 Oct 2016, returned SmartLynx Riga International Airport 1 Nov 2016, Novair wetlse 27.03-24.04.2017, Thomas Cook summerlse 30 Apr 2017, withdrawn from service 31 Oct 2017, ferried to Copenhagen Kastrup Airport 3 Nov 2017, final flight for SmartLynx 4 Nov 2017, Thomas Cook leased 28 Mar 2018 ferried to London Stansted Airport, London, Essex, final flight 29 Mar 2018, withdrawn from service 1 Nov 2018, returned to Riga International Airport 1 Nov 2018, withdrawn from service 5 Jan 2019, ferried Riga International Airport to Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City 22-23 Jan 2019 leased to Jetstar Pacific, withdrawn from service 25 Feb 2019, ferried Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City to Riga International Airport 27-28 Feb 2019, withdrawn from service 14 Mar 2019, wet-leased (operated by crew of the lessor) to Lewis University Airport, Chicago/Romeoville 15 Mar 2019, Thomas Cook Airlines leased 29 Mar 2019 Riga International Airport to London Stansted Airport, London, Essex, final flight 1 Apr 2019, Jet2 leased, returned Manchester Airport, Manchester, Greater Manchester to Naples International Airport, Napoli 5 Nov 2019, to Larnaca, Cyprus 6 Dec 2019 parked, Larnaca, Cyprus to Nantes Atlantique Airport 08-10 Jun 2021 Volotea wlse, returned Riga International Airport 21 Jun 2021, ferried Larnaca, Cyprus to Birmingham International 29 Apr 2022 Jet2 summer wlse, returned 1 Nov 2022 stored Riga International Airport, AnadoluJet wet-leased (operated by crew of the lessor) 10 Mar 2023, AJet new name/renamed 31 Mar 2024, ferried Istanbul-Sabiha Gokcen Airport, Turkey to Šiauliai International Airport 11 Nov 2025, str, Airlines ceased Nov 2025. Current status: stored.