Pictured with a nose cone in the new colors Pacific Western was transitioning to, CF-PWW was delivered to the airline December 20, 1972. The airliner would last fly passengers with Westjet Airlines as C-GWJG from November 1995 to November 2005.

This Pacific Western Airlines Boeing 737-200, CF-PWW, is parked outside the PWA maintenance base on the south side of Vancouver Airport in June 1976. In 1974, the Government of Alberta bought PWA for C$37 million and moved the HQ and maintenance base to Edmonton and the YVR base closed. CF-PWW was delivered to PWA in Dec 1972 and left the Canadian Airlines fleet in April 1992. It returned to Canada with short-lived Titan Charter Aviation in YUL as C-FVHG in April 1995, then joined Westjet in Nov 1995 as C-GWJG. Retired 11/2005. Also flying as N380PA, N862SY, HP-1218 between periods in Canada.

Ex-C-FPWW, CF-PWW. Later C-FPWW, N826SY, HP-1218CMP, N826SY, C-FVHG, N826SY, C-GWJG

On a short-term lease from Overseas Leasing Inc., October 1992 to February 1993.

A recent return to Athens prompted me to look out some shots from the golden days of the old airport at Hellinikon, and I was reminded what an excellent variety could be seen there. This classic 737 (with a smoky APU) started out in 12.72 as CF-PWW with Pacific Western and was leased to PA for 5 years from 5.82. After use by various operators including COPA, ended up back in Canada in 11.95 with WestJet as C-GWJG. To US late 2005 and scrapped