Douglas DC-8-63F · 63CF MSN 46106

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History

Douglas DC-8-63CF, serial number 46106. Delivered to Seaboard World Airlines on 2 Oct 1969, registered N8641. Leased to Loftleidir Icelandic on 14 May 1970. Seaboard returned 1 Nov 1970; also leased 3 May 1971, returned 24 Oct 1971 / leased 1 Jul 1971, returned 30 Sep 1972 / leased 22 May 1974, returned 19 Sep 1974 / leased 10 Apr 1975, returned 29 Mar 1976 /. Leased to ONA on 30 Mar 1976. Seaboard returned 10 May 1976. Leased to Loftleidir Icelandic on 13 May 1976. Seaboard returned 9 Jan 1977; leased again 8 May 1977, returned 29 Oct 1977. Operated by UTA on 2 Nov 1977 as F-GATO. Operated by IAL on 26 Jul 1981 as N919CL. Leased to Capitol Int'l Airways on 26 Jul 1981. Renamed Capitol Air on 12 Dec 1981. Converted Dec 1982. Returned to IAL on 29 Apr 1983. Operated by Arrow Air on 10 May 1983. Re-registered with Arrow Air in Jul 1983 as N919JW. Operated by German Cargo on 10 Oct 1984 as D-ADUC. Leased to Condor in Jul 1985. German Cargo returned 29 Nov 1985; leased again May 1986. Returned to German Cargo on 10 Nov 1986. Owned by Deutsche Lsg Sep 1988. Renamed Lufthansa Cargo on 1 May 1993. LH-AFG Sep 1996. Leased to Emery WW Airlines on 15 Nov 1996 as N605AL. XFRA to Macon 25 Oct 1996 AFG/s23.12.96 Los Angeles International white/AFG to Wilmington Trust Company 21.12.99, Airlines ceased 13 Aug 2001. Operated by ATI-Air Transport Int'l on 10 Sep 2002. Owned by Wilmington Trust Company, to Aerolease FG 23 Oct 2006, operated by AeroTurbine Inc, American Finance Group to DC-8 Aircraft Two Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo 18.12.06, Cargo Aircraft Management 13 Jan 2010 still leased to Artigas International Airport, seen in service Mineta San Jose International Airport 20 May 2010, Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport 6 Nov 2011, for sale May 2012 via myairlease.com, seen stored Mojave 19 May 2012, seen withdrawn from use 25 Oct 2013, Gardez Airport Aircraft and Leasing 20 Dec 2013, filed 24 Dec 2013, cancelled 1 May 2014 withdrawn from use Mojave Air & Space Port. Current status: scrapped.