Boeing 767-200ER · 266ER MSN 23178

Registration 9Q-CPD

Scrapped

Identity

TypeBoeing 767-200ER
Variant266ER
FamilyB767
Series—
Line Number97
Test Reg—

Operators

Operator—

Timeline

First Flight

28 Jun 1984

Delivery

20 Jul 1984

Age

42.3 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 767-266ER, serial number 23178, line number 97, first flight 28 Jun 1984. Registered SU-GAH on 20 Jul 1984. Departed Dublin, Ireland 15 Dec 1995 white, logo, s3.96/own UT Finance Corporation 22 Apr 1996, withdrawn from use 22 Jul 1997, returned UT Finance Corporation. Registered N574SW on 16 Oct 1997. South African not taken up, re-allocated to 23180, First Security Bank Mar 1998. Registered N767ER on 5 Apr 1998. Arrived Shannon, Ireland 2 Feb 1998 white for repaint, First Security Bank 3 Mar 1998, seen metal Shannon, Ireland, Swiss World Airways not taken up announced Apr 1998, Midair roll(ed) out 5 Apr 1998 re-registered, seen at Shannon, Ireland 27 May 1998 still white, First Security Bank cancelled 19 Nov 1998. Registered TR-LFH on 19 Nov 1998. Seen in service Paris-Charles de Gaulle, France 6 Dec 1998, seen parked Brussels 2 Feb 2002 full colours, awaits maintenance, painted full colour scheme after maintenance and ferried to Libreville Leon M'ba International Airport 26 Jan 2003, liquidated by Government unknown location 24 Feb 2006. Registered 9Q-CJD in Oct 2006. Finally in service Kinshasa-N'Djili, Congo to Brussels, Belgium 28 Mar 2007, seen at Brussels, Belgium stored 26 Apr 2008. Registered S9-TOP on 9 Sep 2009. Operated for Hewa Bora Airlines this date. Registered 9Q-COG on 16 Dec 2009. Seen at Miami International Airport 3 Jul 2010, seen 18 Feb 2011 still parked. Registered N902EJ on 19 May 2011. Registered 9Q-CPD on 20 Sep 2011. Seen in service at Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa full colour scheme this date, withdrawn from use and scrapped by at 2015. Current status: scrapped.

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