Boeing 737-800 · *8Q8(W) MSN 28214

Timeline

History

Boeing 737-8Q8, serial number 28214, line number 78, first flight 12 Jul 1998. Delivered to Sterling European on 30 Jul 1998, registered OY-SEB. International Lease Finance Corporation. Sub-leased to Britannia AB. Seen at Lanz. basic Sterl, Britannia tit/tail, withdrawn from use 29 Apr 2000. Returned to Sterling European on 30 Apr 2000. Sub-leased to Blue Panorama in Jun 2000. Due returned Oct 2000, Blue colours. Returned to Sterling European. Modified (*8Q8(W)). Seen at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport full colours, without beach ball, Castle 2003-1A Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo Nov 2003 leased to Sterling, seen 23 Apr 2008 blue colours, winglets, Airlines ceased 29 Oct 2008, seen at Stockholm-Arlanda, Sweden 1 Nov 2008 parked full colours, ferried Stockholm-Arlanda, Sweden to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport 25 Nov 2008 full Sterling colours. Leased to Vision Airlines on 30 Apr 2009 as N781VA. Owned by Castle 2203-1A, 5 yr lease, 25 Mar 2009, ferried BEG--Lake City 28-29 Apr 2009 still Sterling full colours, officially leased 30 Apr 2009, ferried to Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport 5 Jun 2009, seen at Miami International Airport 24 Nov 2010 operated for 'Direct Air', fuselage titles, last Direct Air service 3 Oct 2011, ferried to Miami 4 Oct 2011 returned lessor. Leased to Jeju Air on 19 Mar 2012 as HL8262. Owned by Castle 2003-1A Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo, US registration reserved 27 Oct 2011, re-registered 2 Dec 2011, seen at Miami International Airport 17 Feb 2012 Jeju full colour scheme, added HL-reg, US registration cancelled 19 Mar 2012, ferried Miami International Airport to Seoul Gimpo International Airport 20-22 Mar 2012, in service 25 Apr 2013 Lotte In-flight Duty free markings, returned lessor by May 2015. Leased to Sriwijaya Air on 9 May 2015 as PK-CMI. Ferried Guanghzou-CGK 9 May 2015, withdrawn from service Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Jakarta 12 Sep 2019, Broken up Mar 2021 Jakarta CGK, remains transported to scrap yard in Kuburan Pesawat Parung, Indonesia (6°29'14.01"S, 106°44'7.53"E), preserved 2023, reassembled and placed on display. Current status: stored.