Boeing 757 · *W MSN 26160

Timeline

History

Boeing 757-2Y0, serial number 26160, line number 555, first flight 28 May 1993. Delivered to Transaero Airlines on 1 Apr 1994, registered EI-CJX. Parked seen 3 Sep 1993 Renton, white, Guiria Airport titles, N-rrgd Mar 1994, Guinness Peat Aviation/GPA Group, rDo 31.03.94/canc 30 Jan 1998 to USA. Operated by Transaero Airlines lsd/rr on 26 Jan 1998 as N160GE. General Electric Credit Corporation, seen at Everett 9 Oct 1998 Transaero colours, returned less, US registration cancelled 23 Apr 1999. Leased to Flying Colours Airlines on 26 Apr 1999 as G-FCLJ. Seen at Everett full colours 5 Apr 1999, ferried to Manch 27 Apr 1999, in service 1 May 1999. Merged into JMC Airlines on 27 Mar 2000. Seen 25 Mar 2000 full colours, rJMC 3 May 2000. Leased to Ryan International on 17 Nov 2000. Seen at Luton 15 Nov 2000 JMC basic colours, Apple Vacations titles. Returned to JMC Airlines on 2 Apr 2001. Ferried ORD--Manch 2 Apr 2001. Renamed Thomas Cook Airlines on 27 Mar 2003. Sub-leased to Westjet on 13 Dec 2012. Returned to Thomas Cook Airlines on 21 Apr 2013. Sub-leased to Westjet on 10 Dec 2013. Returned to Thomas Cook Airlines on 28 Apr 2014. Withdrawn from service and arrived at Istanbul-Atatürk, Turkey prior returned lessor 2 Nov 2014, arrived at Cecil Airport, Jacksonville 17 Jan 2015. Leased to National Airlines on 20 Jan 2015 as N135CA. Owned by Wells Fargo Bank Northwest, ferried Cecil Airport, Jacksonville to Phoenix Goodyear Airport 4 Jul 2015 full colour scheme, seen stored 31 Jul 2015. Wet-leased to Aer Lingus in Apr 2016 as EI-CJX. Fitted with winglets. Ferried Phoenix Goodyear Airport to Shannon, Ireland 31.10-01.11.15 registered in the USA National full colour scheme, for ASL Airlines 20 Nov 2015, roll(ed) out Shannon, Ireland 16 Mar 2016 Aer Lingus full colour scheme, final flight 13 May 2016 now winglets, withdrawn from service 16 Mar 2020, returned ASL Airlines and parked Shannon, Ireland 20 Mar 2020, Pinal Airpark, Marana 12 May 2020. Hawkes Loan Management OE-rgd 3 Jul 2020, scrapping Pinal Airpark, Marana early 2025. Current status: scrapped.