I was planning to re-scan this negative but I'm unable to find it 17-Nov-24.
'TUI Travel' logojet operated by Germania.
First flown with the Boeing test registration N5573B, this aircraft was delivered to SAT Fluggesellschaft and leased to Germania as D-AGEP in Mar-98 in a TUI Germany special livery.
It was wet-leased to Hapag-Lloyd Express in Nov-02, HLX became TUI.com (Hapag-Lloyd Express) in Nov-06 and the lease continued until the aircraft was returned to Germania in Nov-07.
In late Nov-07 the aircraft was wet-leased to Air Berlin in full Air Berlin livery and returned to Germania in Oct-12. It was fitted with blended winglets in Mar-13 and was leased to Air Berlin again a few days later.
It returned to Germania in May-13 and continued in operation until it was withdrawn from service and stored at Berlin-Schoenfeld in Feb-19. The aircraft was moved to Kemble, UK in Apr-19 and permanently retired. It was broken up at Kemble in Jul-20.
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I was going to re-scan this neg 17-Nov-24 but I'm unable to find it!
First flown with the Boeing test registration N1786B, this aircraft was delivered to a lessor and leased to Hapag-Lloyd Flug as D-AHLK in Apr-89. It was returned to the lessor in Mar-01 and leased to White Eagle Aviation (Poland) as SP-KEI the following day.
The aircraft was returned to the lessor as D-AHLK in Dec-01. It was stored until it was sold to MNG Airlines as TC-MNF in May-02 for operation by their new passenger division. The aircraft was leased to Futura International Airways (Spain) as EC-JSJ in May-06.
It was sub-leased to Ryan International Airways (USA) as N126FH in Jan-08 and returned to Futura as EC-KRD in May-08. It was wet-leased to Blue Panorama Airlines (Italy) between Jul/Sep-08. The aircraft was returned to MNG Airlines the following day and stored at Milan - Malpensa.
It was moved to Miami, FL, USA in Oct-09 prior to a lease to Batavia Airlines (Indonesia) which didn't happen. The aircraft was sold to Wells Fargo Bank Northwest (as trustee) as N726CF in Dec-09 while it was converted to freighter configuration with a main deck cargo door.
That was completed in Feb-10 and the aircraft was returned to MNG Airlines Cargo as TC-MCF in Mar-10. It was leased to Solinar Cargo (Slovenia) as S5-ABZ between Jun-15/May-15. It was sold to Wells Fargo Bank Northwest in Jun-05 and leased to West Atlantic Airlines (UK) as G-JMCZ the same day.
The aircraft was transferred to Swiftair Cargo, Spain as EC-NMJ in Dec-20 and returned to West Atlantic as G-JMCZ in Aug-23. It was ferried to Opa Locka, FL, USA in Jun-24 and returned to the lessor as N560XG. It was leased to SKYhigh Aviation, Honduras as HI1062 in Aug-24. Current, updated 17-Nov-24.
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First flown in Nov-89 with the ATR test registration F-WWEL, this aircraft was delivered to ATRiam Capital Leasing and leased to Binter Canarias with the temporary Spanish registration EC-384 in Feb-90. It became EC-EUJ in May-90.
The aircraft was returned to ATRiam Capital as F-WQNH in Sep-04 and leased to Cimber Air (Denmark) as OY-RTG in Nov-04. It was returned to ATRiam Capital in Aug-05 and immediately sold to Air Contractors - Ireland as EI-SLH.
The cabin was converted to cargo configuration for the carriage of small 'express' cargo although the standard doors were retained. Air Contractors - Ireland was renamed ASL Airlines (Ireland) Ltd in May-15.
The aircraft was withdrawn from service and permanently retired at Teesside Airport, UK in Jul-17. The registration was cancelled in Oct-17.
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