Boeing 747-200 · 267B MSN 22149

Timeline

History

Boeing 747-267B, serial number 22149, line number 466, first flight 30 Jun 1980. Delivered to Cathay Pacific on 16 Jul 1980, registered VR-HIB. Re-registered with Cathay Pacific on 1 Jul 1997 as B-HIB. HK 19 Jun 1997 special h/o colours, probably withdrawn from use by May 1999 (Cathay no longer operations Classic 747-pax). Leased to Air Atlanta Icelandic in Dec 1999 as TF-ATC. Sub-lsd Saudi Arabian Dec 1999, seen at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport 17 May 2000 full Atlanta blue colours (opf?), seen at Lyon 1 Oct 2000, Orly operated for Adam Airport, seen 12 Jan 2001 Amsterdam-Schiphol, Netherlands being repaint old Saudi colours, Luxembourg-Findel International Airport 19 Jan 2001 maintenance, returned Air Atl, C-check Xiamen 14 Apr 2001. Sub-leased to Iberia on 2 May 2001. Seen at Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport full colours 4 Aug 2001, due returned 10 Nov 2001, seen at Luxembourg-Findel International Airport 8 Dec 2001 mainenance, white. Returned to Air Atlanta Icelandic on 26 May 2002. Seen at Rhodes white colour scheme no titles 28 Jul 2002, operated for several operator. Sub-leased to Air Asia on 25 Jan 2003. Seen at King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah white colour scheme for Hadj this date. Transferred to Air Atlanta Europe on 30 Sep 2003. Seen at Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport, Spata-Artemida with taillogo this date, seen at Paris-Charles de Gaulle, France operated for Star Airlines (ACMI (aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance)) 8 Dec 2003, due to go to Garuda for Hajj pilgrim flights flightts Jan 2004 until Mar 2004. Sub-leased to Garuda Indonesian Airways on 15 Jan 2004. Seen at King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah for Hajj pilgrim flights this date. Returned to Air Atlanta Icelandic on 11 Mar 2004. Arrived at MSE white colour scheme no titles this date, ferried to Kemble permanently withdrawn from use will be broken up 20 Apr 2004, seen during being broken up 11 Jul 2004, reported broken up Aug 2004. Current status: scrapped.