This J.32 was delivered in February 1990 as N873AE and flew for Nashville Eagle and then Flagship Airlines under American Eagle branding. It aslo had a spell with Discover Air as N873JX before joining Blue Islands as G-ISLC in January 2006. The frame was previously stored at EDNY but has now been transported to Heldengut (for preservation as a company logojet rather than for sale?) on the German-Czech border.

This J.32 was delivered in February 1990 as N873AE and flew for Nashville Eagle and then Flagship Airlines under American Eagle branding. It aslo had a spell with Discover Air as N873JX before joining Blue Islands as G-ISLC in January 2006. The frame is now stored at EDNY (I think it joined Sair at the begining of 2015 and was stored towards the end).

Ex-G-31-873. Later N873JX, G-ISLC

Blue Islands' 2nd Jetstream, already with some paint issues barely three months after entering service. Became OY-ZEA in June 2015.

With 747SP VP-BAT taxying behind.

Blue Islands second J.32 seen arriving in the Isle of Man