Boeing 737-200 · 2T5 MSN 22632

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History

Boeing 737-2T5, serial number 22632, line number 847, first flight 22 Feb 1982. Delivered to Orion Airways on 22 Mar 1982, registered G-BJBJ. Leased to America West on 11 Nov 1986. Returned 4 Apr 1987. Leased to Britannia Airways on 15 Apr 1987. Guinness Peat Aviation/GPA Group, returned Guinness Peat Aviation/GPA Group 31 Oct 1987. Leased to RAM-Royal Air Maroc on 5 Dec 1987 as CN-RMH. Returned Guinness Peat Aviation/GPA Group 18 Jan 1992, Dublin/ CN-RMX not taken up. Leased to LADECO on 16 Jun 1992 as CC-CYP. Transferred to LAN Chile on 1 May 1996. Owned by General Electric Capital Aviation Services 9 Aug 1996. Leased to Air Caribbean on 5 Mar 1999 as 9Y-TJH. Owned by GPA Group, operations ceased Nov 2000. Operated by FSB on 17 Jan 2001 as N75PW. Victorville. Operated by Global Avtn Svc on 22 Jul 2002. Ferried to Keflavik, Iceland 3 Sep 2002, US registration cancelled to Kyrgystan 6 Sep 2002, seen parked San Juan Del César Airport 24 Sep 2002 repair for Dolphin Air. Leased to Phoenix Avtn on 6 Sep 2002 as EX-632. Sub-leased to Aero Asia on 14 Mar 2004. Seen at Sharjah International Airport Phoenix colour scheme Aero Asia titles this date. Sub-leased to Max Avia on 26 Jun 2006 as EX-212. Seen in service at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport operated for this date. Operated by Tahmid Air on 18 May 2008. Seen at Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport full colour scheme this date (not c/n 21645 as reported earlier), reportes seen at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport "40th anniversary" titles 7 Jul 2008. Re-registered with Tahmid Air on 4 Jul 2008 as UP-B3709. Operated by Itek Air on 3 Aug 2009 as EX-25003. Seen at Dubai International Airport operated for Kyrgyzsatn Altyn Air Lines this date. Operated by Georgian Star Int'l on 1 Apr 2011 as 4L-NAM. Seen at Tbilisi International Airport looks like ex Comair dark blue belly/engines, green Fairchild Air Force Base, Spokane logo, also mentioned as E3-NAM. Operated by Canadian Airways Congo on 20 Jul 2011 as TN-AIX. Scrapping Sep 2014 Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa. Current status: scrapped.