Boeing 737-700 · *73V(W) MSN 30248

Registration N558WN · Southwest Airlines

Stored

Identity

TypeBoeing 737-700
Variant*73V(W)
FamilyB737NG
Series—
Line Number1118
Test Reg—

Operators

OperatorSouthwest Airlines

Timeline

First Flight

09 Apr 2002

Delivery

24 Apr 2002

Age

24.6 yrs

Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Boeing 737-73V, serial number 30248, line number 1118, first flight 9 Apr 2002. Delivered to easyJet on 24 Apr 2002, registered G-EZJM. IEM Air Force BV Jul 2002, damaged Amsterdam 22 Dec 2003 hit pole on icy taxiway, testflight Amsterdam-Schiphol, Netherlands 1 Mar 2004 after repairs, in service 9 Mar 2004, repossessed for Jet Airways 2008, not taken up, withdrawn from service 20 Apr 2009, ferried to London Southend Airport, Southend-on-Sea, Essex for maintenance and lease ret. Operated by Eastar Jet on 30 May 2009 as HL8204. R/o Southend, U. K. 15 May 2009 full colours, HL-reg overtaped, British registration cancelled 27 May 2009, ferried London Stansted Airport, London, Essex to Dubai International Airport 30 May 2009, ferried Seoul Gimpo International Airport to Seattle Paine Field International Airport, Everett 09-10 Apr 2014 for lease return, cancelled 14 Apr 2014. Operated by Southwest Airlines on 30 Apr 2014 as N558WN. Modified (*73V(W)). JB 30248 Inc 15 Apr 2014, seen at Seattle Paine Field International Airport, Everett 26 Apr 2014 Eastar Jet colour scheme, Wells Fargo Bank Northwest 30 Apr 2014, 30 May 2014, winglets installed at Seattle Paine Field International Airport, Everett, seen 24 Sep 2014 Seattle Paine Field International Airport, Everett still Eastar full colour scheme, ferried to Southern California Logistics Airport, Victorville 16 Oct 2019 returned lessor, returned into service 26 Jun 2020, damaged 8 Apr 2022 Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport birdstrike at landing, repaired, withdrawn from service 29 Dec 2024 Tucson International Airport. Current status: stored.

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