Boeing 737-800 · 83N(W) MSN 32576

Timeline

History

Boeing 737-83N(W), serial number 32576, line number 875, first flight 8 Jun 2001. Delivered to ATA-American Trans Air on 29 Jun 2001, registered N302TZ. Wells Fargo Bank Northwest, ferried Indianapolis-International to Southern California Logistics Airport, Victorville 3 Feb 2005 returned GECAS. Operated by GOL T.A. on 23 Mar 2005 as PR-GIC. Arrived São Paulo-Congonhas, Brazil 2 Apr 2005 owned by Wells Fargo Bank Northwest. Sub-leased to Transavia Airlines on 19 Apr 2009 as PH-HST. Ferried Tancredo Neves International Airport, Belo Horizonte to Amsterdam-Schiphol, Netherlands 19-20 Apr 2009, 22 Apr 2009, full colours (except winglets), due returned after summer. Returned to GOL T.A. on 1 Oct 2009 as PR-GIC. Ferried Amsterdam-Schiphol, Netherlands to Tancredo Neves International Airport, Belo Horizonte, ferried São Paulo-Congonhas, Brazil to Porto Alegre-Salgado Filho International Airport 17 Feb 2010 due returned lessor. Operated by Sky Airlines on 3 Jun 2010 as TC-SKR. Seen at Porto Alegre-Salgado Filho International Airport 24 Apr 2010 basic Gold Beach Municipal Airport colours, re-registered, seen 17 May 2010 full colours, ferried to Recife 4 Jun 2010. Leased to Corendon Airlines. Seen at Zürich Airport, Zurich hybrid colour scheme, red Sky tail colour scheme, Corendon titles, available for ACMI lease from Nov 2012 repossessed on myairlease.com Aug 2012. Returned to Sky Airlines. In service 1 Oct 2012 Antalya International Airport to Dortmund, Germany, ferried Antalya International Airport to Dublin, Ireland 7 Dec 2012 on lease return. Operated by Alrosa Mirny Air on 19 Sep 2013 as EI-FCH. Celestial Avtn Trading 41 Ltd, M-rgd 28 Dec 2012, ent paintshop Dublin, Ireland 18 Jul 2013 M-rgd, seen 28 Jul 2013 Alrosa full colour scheme, EI-rgd 29 Aug 2013, still at Dublin, Ireland by 1 Sep 2013 full colour scheme, Dublin, Ireland to Domodedovo International Airport, Moscow 19 Sep 2013. Re-registered with Alrosa Avia on 19 Apr 2022 as RA-73266. Current status: in service.