Douglas DC-8-63 MSN 46000

Registration ZS-PRD · Jicama 216 (Pty)/Fair Aviation

Scrapped

Identity

TypeDouglas DC-8-63
Variant63
FamilyDC8/10/MD11
Series—
Line Number386
Test Reg—

Operators

OperatorJicama 216 (Pty)/Fair Aviation

Timeline

First Flight

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Delivery

25 Aug 2068

Age

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Last Updated

29 Oct 2026

History

Douglas DC-8-63, serial number 46000. Delivered to KLM on 25 Aug 1968, registered PH-DED. Operated by Emery WW on 29 Nov 1984 as N904R. Re-registered with Emery WW on 10 Aug 1985 as N964R. Converted to F Sep 1985; owned by GMAC Dec 1985, State Street Bank & Trust Company and TC 28 Sep 1999, seen stored Smyrna 6 Aug 2001 basic colours no titles, arrived Mojave 10 Nov 2001. Operated by Al-Dawood Air Ltd on 19 Sep 2002 as 9Q-CAD. State Street Bank & Trust Company and TC to Wells Fargo Bank Northwest 19 Sep 2002, departed ex Mojave to Hahn 21 Sep 2002 still basic Emery, seen 17 Nov 2002 basic Emery Airlines colours parked Hahn, seen 4 Dec 2002 9Q-rgd, Al-Dawood Air titles, due to Nigeria, US registration cancelled 17 Dec 2002, seen Ostend 29 Dec 2002 basic Emery colours in tail, re-registered, seen in service 21 Feb 2003 for Henry Tift Myers Airport, Tifton Ostend-Tripoli, seen at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok Oct 2003, seen at Kinshasa 21 Feb 2004, Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa seen 18 Apr 2005, Sharjah International Airport 24 Apr 2005. Operated by Jicama 216 (Pty)/Fair Aviation (registered 28 Nov 2005) as ZS-PRD. Seen at Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa 7 Jul 2006 basic Emery colours, small Fair Aviation sticker, seen stored 11 Jan 2007 Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa no titles, maybe permanently withdrawn from use, seen 8 Jan 2011 Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa Denel area, seen at Mar 2012 faded ex Emery colour scheme but complete, seen 22 Sep 2012 withdrawn from use, seen Mar 2014, scrapping Nov 2014. Current status: scrapped.

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