McDonnell Douglas MD-82 MSN 49233

Timeline

Remarks

sGoodyear AZ 24.03.01 white, Alaska rudder, s5.10.01 all white, s4.07.02, s23.05.03, s04.10.03 partial Alaska AL col, s13.12.03 white, ZS-TIC 1Time 12.03 ntu (AL started with DC-9s), sGYR 28.03.04 white, WTC to Alameda Corp 25.06.04

History

McDonnell Douglas MD-82, serial number 49233, line number 1203. Delivered to Alaska Airlines on 14 Jun 1985, registered N932AS. Seen at Goodyear AZ 24 Mar 2001 white, Alaska rudder, seen 5 Oct 2001 all white, seen 4 Jul 2002, seen 23 May 2003, seen 4 Oct 2003 partial Alaska Airlines colours, seen 13 Dec 2003 white, ZS-TIC 1Time Dec 2003 not taken up (Airlines started with DC-9s), seen at Phoenix Goodyear Airport 28 Mar 2004 white, Wilmington Trust Company to Alameda Corp 25 Jun 2004. Operated by Ryan International Airlines on 16 Jul 2004 as N932RD. Jeff McRyan 25 Jun 2004, Rubloff/Ryan 80 Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo 9 Jul 2004, ferried GYR-Lake City 16 Jul 2004, first service 16 Dec 2004 Long Beach International Airport to Laughlin Bullhead International Airport, re-registered reserved 19 Jan 2005, re-registered 19 Apr 2005, seen at Miami International Airport 21 Jul 2005, seen at Miami International Airport 24 Nov 2005 Aeropostal added titles, Ivanovo South Airport to Tucson International Airport 24 Jul 2006, seen at Miami International Airport 15 Oct 2006, seen at Tucson International Airport 24 Apr 2008, ferried Williams-Alexandria Alexandria International 24 Jun 2008, ferried to Juan Santamaría International Airport 31 Jul 2009 for mx, returned Sojitz Aircraft Trading 29 Aug 2009, only MD-80 in Ryan fleet Jul 2010, seen parked Pinal Airpark, Marana 18 Nov 2012 (Ryan International ceased at Dec 2012), Rubloff/Ryan 80 Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo, sold at 23 Aug 2013 to Executive Jet Group I Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo, 19 Sep 2013, seen at Pinal Airpark, Marana 8 Mar 2014 white/blue, Jet Midwest Group Cagayan North International Airport, Lal-lo bought, filed 27 Feb 2015, 1 Apr 2015, seen withdrawn from use Pinal Airpark, Marana 28 Mar 2015, seen 2 Apr 2016 no engines, windows foiled, cancelled 21 Aug 2018 scrapped. Current status: scrapped.