Boeing 767-300ER · 38EER MSN 25132

Registration N641GT

In service

Identity

TypeBoeing 767-300ER
Variant38EER
FamilyB767
Series—
Line Number417
Test Reg—

Operators

Operator—

Timeline

First Flight

10 Feb 1992

Delivery

24 Feb 1992

Age

34.7 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 767-38EER, serial number 25132, line number 417, first flight 10 Feb 1992. Registered HL7268 on 24 Feb 1992. International Lease Finance Corporation, seen at Amsterdam-Schiphol, Netherlands 23 May 1998 hangar. Registered N132KR on 21 May 1998. Maybe not worn. Registered EI-CPV on 1 Jun 1998. US registration cancelled 2.6, ferried AMS-SNN-Milan full colours 4 Jun 1998, International Lease Finance Corporation Ireland 4 Jun 1998, Gulf Air swlsd 29 Jul 1998, returned soon afterwards. Seen at John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York 14 Mar 1999 green titles, Eur fus/tail colours, Greenfly 18 Aug 1999 still Air Eur/Afrique, returned Greenfly 23 Oct 1999, cancelled 30 Nov 1999. Registered HL7268 on 28 Nov 1999. Leased, owned by Greenfly (Ireland), returned Ansett Worldwide Aviation Services at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Oct 2004. Registered CC-CIO on 14 Dec 2004. Seen at Miami International Airport hangared bare metal PR-rgd 2 Oct 2008. Registered PR-VAF on 2 Oct 2008. Owned by International Lease Finance Corporation, stored at Tancredo Neves International Airport, Belo Horizonte as noted Nov 2008, seen 24 Jan 2009. Seen at Phoenix Goodyear Airport parked 6 Aug 2009, ferried to Porto Alegre-Salgado Filho International Airport to go back in service 30 Mar 2010. Registered N641GT on 30 Jun 2011. Damaged 27 Jul 2018 Boston Portsmouth International Airport at Pease, hard landing causing skin crease on top of forward fuselage, ferried Portsmouth International Airport at Pease to Cecil Airport, Jacksonville 19 Sep 2018 for repairs, testfl 27 Dec 2018, returned into service 5 Jan 2019. Current status: in service.

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