McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30 MSN 48265

Timeline

Remarks

ff17.07.81,Egyptair NTU,OH-LHC NTU,own BTCC 4.83/ow FToC 7.92

History

McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30, serial number 48265. Delivered to Finnair on 11 Aug 1981, registered N345HC. Ff17.07.81, Egyptair not taken up, OH-LHC not taken up, owned by BTCC 4.83/ow FToC Jul 1992. Operated by Finnair cvtd. Modified (*30ER). Leased to Garuda on 12 Apr 1994. Returned Hels, Finnair 22 Jun 1994. Leased to Garuda on 1 Apr 1995. Ferried with Birgen callsign. Returned to Finnair on 13 Jun 1995. In service 15.6, cartoon liv./FToC, AT and IC 23 Aug 1995, First Security Bank of Utah 23 Aug 1995 still with Fi. Sub-leased to Air Liberté on 12 Jan 1996. Fc/Gar leased, returned Orly 12 Apr 1997, leased again 12??4.97/ret full Lib colours 24 May 1997, cancelled 5 Jan 1998 First Security Bank. Sub-leased to Air Liberté on 7 Jan 1998 as F-GPVC. Ferried Hels-Paris nw registration, 8 Jan 1998 due returned 1 Aug 1999. Merged into AirLib in Oct 2001. Roll(ed) out Helsinki 17 Oct 2001 new Air Lib colours, to Orly 19.10.01, Airlines ceased 6 Feb 2003, seen parked Paris-Orly, France 19 Feb 2003, seen 30 Apr 2003 full colours, seen 15 Jun 2003, arrived at Helsinki by 13 Aug 2003, r/o hangar 5 Dec 2003 white. Operated by Omni Air International on 12 Dec 2003 as N810AX. Hangar, re-registered repossessed 15 Dec 2003, seen at Frankfurt International, Germany 24 Jan 2004 full colours, Omni AI to Omni DC-10 Leasing Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo 7 Apr 2004, operated by Omni, Edinburgh Airport, Ingliston, Edinburgh seen 5 Apr 2009, Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, Honolulu, Oahu seen 12 Jul 2010, seen parked Victorville 7 Nov 2010, seen Oct 2011, returned to Omni DC-10 Leasing Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo, donated 12 Dec 2011 to Project Orbis International 17 Jan 2012, for spares, withdrawn from use Southern California Logistics Airport, Victorville, seen 16 Oct 2012, seen 16 Sep 2015 white engines missing, seen Oct 2016, seen 11 Mar 2017 being scrapped, cancelled 8 Jun 2018. Current status: scrapped.