Boeing 727-200F · 225 MSN 22552

Registration HP-1939UCG · Uniworld Air Cargo

Stored

Identity

TypeBoeing 727-200F
Variant225
FamilyB727-200
Series—
Line Number1773
Test Reg—

Operators

OperatorUniworld Air Cargo

Timeline

First Flight

19 Aug 1981

Delivery

02 Oct 1981

Age

45.2 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 727-225, serial number 22552, line number 1773, first flight 19 Aug 1981. Delivered to Eastern Airlines on 2 Oct 1981, registered N815EA. Withdrawn from use Jan 1991 owned by FNBB Oct 1991. Leased to Northwest Airlines on 31 Mar 1992. State Street Bank & Trust Company and TC transferred Feb 1997, seen parked Everett 12 Dec 1999 basic NW, General Electric Credit Corporation 16 Dec 1999. Operated by Emery Worldwide Airlines on 16 Dec 1999. Modified (*225F). First Security Bank 30 Dec 1999, seen at Miami International Airport 27 Mar 2000 full colours, Wells Fargo Bank Northwest to FINOVA Capital Corporation 17 May 2004, still leased EmWW, sub-lsd Ryan International, withdrawn from use 21 May 2004 returned lessor, sold to 727 Aircraft One 4 Jun 2004. Operated by Capital Cargo Int Airlines. Seen at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport "Gudrund", seen in service Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport / Wold–Chamberlain Field 03.06.09, Cargo Aircraft Management 13 Jan 2010 still operated by CC, withdrawn from service by 31 Dec 2012, for sale Feb 2013 via Myairlease.com repossessed Dec 2012, seen stored Wilmington OH 18 Dec 2013 colour scheme, Trijet Global Air Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo (Wilmington DE) 20 Jun 2014, 1 Aug 2014, seen stored 7 Oct 2014, 727 Air Leasing Corp 13 Nov 2015, seen 4 Sep 2016 no engines, ferried Wilmington OH-San Bernardino 17 Dec 2016, cancelled 23 Mar 2019 permanently withdrawn from use San Bernardino International Airport but see below. Operated by Uniworld Air Cargo on 16 May 2023 as HP-1939UCG. Delivered SBD-LMM-PTY, US registration cancelled 19 May 2023, parked Saltillo 30 May 2025. Current status: stored.

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