Boeing 777-200ER · 28EER MSN 28685

Timeline

History

Boeing 777-28EER, serial number 28685, line number 400, first flight 18 Apr 2002. Delivered to Asiana Airlines on 29 Apr 2002, registered HL7500. Owned by International Lease Finance Corporation, new colours seen 18 Nov 2008, ferried Incheon International Airport, Seoul to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport 20 Jun 2015 for lease return. Leased to Privilege Style on 17 Sep 2015 as EC-MIA. Seen 20 Jul 2015 Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport flying executive style colour scheme no titles, offered Aug 2015 for ACMI (aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance) lease, available Jan 2016, HL-reg cancelled 10 Sep 2015, ferried Incheon International Airport, Seoul to Palma de Mallorca Airport 18 Sep 2015, Teruel 19 Sep 2015 short term parked, ferried to Almeria 24 Nov 2015, ferried to Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport 4 Nov 2015, wet-leased (operated by crew of the lessor) to Finnair 07-23 Dec 2015, wet-leased (operated by crew of the lessor) to El Al 31 Dec 2015, final flight 3 Jan 2016, returned Magnum Airdynamics Inc 9 Mar 2016, Air Berlin sub-lsd 4 May 2017, final flight TXL to Abu Dhabi International, United Arab Emirates 5 May 2017, withdrawn from service 16 Jul 2017 returned to Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport. Operated by Ukraine International Airlines ntu as UR-GOD. Ferried Düsseldorf, Germany to Manchester Airport, Manchester, Greater Manchester 18 Mar 2018, repainted Unical Aviation Inc colour scheme, Manchester Airport, Manchester, Greater Manchester to Zürich Airport, Zurich 31 Mar 2018, returned lessor by Privilege and 2-rgd by 19 Jul 2018 testfl Zürich Airport, Zurich, to Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrénées Airport, Tarbes/Lourdes/Pyrénées 7 Sep 2018 for temporary stored, repossessed UIA handed back the plane as it was found unusable, ferried Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrénées Airport, Tarbes/Lourdes/Pyrénées to Phoenix Goodyear Airport 14 Feb 2019 2-rgd, permanently withdrawn from use, seen 24 Nov 2019 Unical Aviation Inc colour scheme, no engines, broken up 2019. Current status: scrapped.