MSN 22722 exists for 2 aircraft types, because each manufacturer numbers its own production. All of them are listed below.

Boeing 747-200 · 219B MSN 22722

Registration VP-BQE · Transaero AL rr

Stored

Identity

TypeBoeing 747-200
Variant219B
FamilyB747
Series—
Line Number523
Test Reg—

Operators

OperatorTransaero AL rr

Timeline

First Flight

06 May 1981

Delivery

22 May 1981

Age

45.5 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 747-219B, serial number 22722, line number 523, first flight 6 May 1981. Delivered to Air New Zealand on 22 May 1981, registered ZK-NZV. Withdrawn from use Jun 1999, total time 86247, 15578 l. Operated by Virgin Atlantic Airways on 7 Jul 1999 as G-VZZZ. Seen at London Gatwick Airport 9.7, "Morning Glory" arrived Mojave Air & Space Port 11 Feb 2002 (clean), reactivated and departed 24 Feb 2002 for 1 month returned i.s., arrived Mojave Air & Space Port 25 Mar 2002. Leased to Transaero Airlines on 1 Apr 2005 as N702TA. Owned by Wells Fargo Bank Northwest, VP-BQH not taken up, seen at San Antonio International Airport in hangar full colour scheme 4 Jun 2005, seen still on maintenance Virgin colour scheme 20 Jan 2006, seen Transaero full colour scheme 25 Mar 2006, ferried to Domodedovo International Airport, Moscow 13 Apr 2006. Re-registered with Transaero Airlines on 17 Apr 2006 as VP-BQE. Seen at Domodedovo International Airport, Moscow stored minus 1 engine 5 Sep 2008, seen in service at Antalya International Airport 2 Sep 2009, wfuDME used as cabin trainer 9 Aug 2012. Current status: stored.

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Boeing 767 (not built) MSN 22722

Active

Identity

TypeBoeing 767 (not built)
Variant—
FamilyB767
Series—
Line Number—
Test Reg—

Operators

Operator—

Timeline

First Flight

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Delivery

—

Age

—

Last Updated

30 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 767, serial number 22722. In service doing business as 747.

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