Boeing 767-300ER · *3Z9ER MSN 23765

Registration N763BK

Scrapped

Identity

TypeBoeing 767-300ER
Variant*3Z9ER
FamilyB767
Series—
Line Number165
Test Reg—

Operators

Operator—

Timeline

First Flight

07 Apr 1987

Delivery

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Age

39.6 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 767-3T9ER, serial number 23765, line number 165, first flight 7 Apr 1987. Registered N6009F in Mar 1988. PW prototype 300. Registered OE-LAU on 29 Apr 1988. Modified (*3Z9ER). Seen in service 16 Sep 1995 Paris-Orly, France, titles. Sopf 17.12 for Lauda Austria, seen 9 Jul 1999 full It new colours. In service 1 Dec 2000, Lauda It colours, added Royal Nepal sticker, seen in service 3 Feb 2001, seen 21 Mar 2001 Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok still sticker, operated for R.Nepal. Arrived Singapore Changi Airport for maintenance, to Vienna 22 Jun 2001. Ferried to Glasgow, based and operated for other airlines, seen at Alicante 4 Aug 2001 full Lauda Air Italy colours, withdrawn from use 30 Sep 2001 subcharter for Aerotrans. In service 2 Oct 2001, seen at Vienna International Airport withdrawn from use 2 Sep 2004, ferried to Shannon, Ireland returned lessor 10 Sep 2004. Registered G-VKNG on 10 Sep 2004. Owned by Fairbanks International Airport, leased to Air Atlanta Icelandic, arrived at London Gatwick Airport sub-lsd to Excel Airways 30 Nov 2004, registered to Air Atlanta Europe 6 Jan 2005. Withdrawn from use and ferried to London Gatwick Airport 12 Sep 2008, returned Fairbanks International Airport Sep 2008, ferried to Toronto Pearson International Airport 17 Sep 2008. Registered N763BK on 19 Sep 2008. Ferried to Dothan Regional Airport 13 Jan 2009. Owned by Santa Maria Airport 27 Aug 2009, owned by Ryan 763BK Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo 9 Nov 2011, arrived at Pinal Airpark, Marana stored 27 Aug 2012, owned by BBTC to Wells Fargo Bank Northwest 15 Feb 2013, US registration cancelled 26 Sep 2013, seen 25 Oct 2013. Current status: scrapped.

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