McDonnell Douglas DC-9-30 · 32 MSN 47466

Timeline

Remarks

WCC 01.84, ret and wfu 19.03.92/sMojave 14.04.93/Personal Way Avtn (TX) r8.93),HICC 10.03.94,HI&G 109.03.94

History

McDonnell Douglas DC-9-32, serial number 47466, line number 621. Delivered to Delta Airlines on 14 Apr 1971, registered N1291L. Westinghouse Credit Corporation Jan 1984, returned and withdrawn from use 19.03.92/seen at Mojave 14.04.93/Personal Way Avtn (TX) Aug 1993), HICC 10 Mar 1994, HI and G 109.03.94. Operated by Dallas Mavericks on 10 Mar 1994 as N800DM. Seen at BoeField 8 Apr 1994 nw reg/Eagle Airlines Aug 1996, seen at Phoenix 3 Jan 1999 'Nokia' titles right (at least), seen 31 Jan 1999 Dallas Mackericks titles both sides again, US registration cancelled 18 Dec 2001 (owned by Eagle Airlines). Operated by Executive Aerospace as 3D-MRJ. Seen at Opa-Locka, due delivered, arrived Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa 20 Jan 2002 ex Dallas-Mav colours, ferried to Rand 22 Jan 2002, seen stored Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa 23 Apr 2002, seen at Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa 11 Nov 2002 Executive colours, added Interlink titles, seen 7 Jun 2003, seen 19 Oct 2003 in service, full colours 3D-rgd. Re-registered with Executive Aerospace as ZS-MRJ. Seen at Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa. Leased to Lina Congo on 15 Oct 2004. Due returned Apr 2005. Returned to Executive Aerospace. Seen at Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa white. Operated by GETRA-Guinea Ecuatorial de Transportes on 17 Sep 2005. Arrived Malabo 17 Sep 2005. Operated by Toumai Air Chad. Seen at Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa, seen 11 Jan 2007 no engines, seen 2 May 2008 stored ex Toumai colours. Operated by Global Aviation Investments on 23 Jul 2008. Seen at Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa 19 Apr 2009 in full Toumai Air Tchad colours, parts missing, withdrawn from use seen Oct 2013, cancelled 27 Aug 2014 withdrawn from use Johannesburg-O. R. Tambo International, South Africa. Current status: scrapped.