Delivered to Southwest Air Lines as JA8475 in 1982 who were renamed to Japan Transocean Airlines in 1993. Sold as N763BA then to VASP as PP-SFS and to Lan Peru as VP-BBP in 1999. To Lan Chile as CC-CVJ in 2002 who were renamed to Lan Airlines in 2004. Sold as N763BA in 2008 and stored at Santiago de Chile. To Sky Airline as CC-ABD in 2010 then to Aerolineas DAP in 2013. Withdrawn from use at Santiago de Chile with Mineral Airways titles in 2019. Still there in 2025.

Sold in Brazil as PP-SFI in June 1998.

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Later N763AA, VP-BBO, CC-CVI, N763AA, CC-CVI and YV-3527

Later N381AC, CC-CTB and FAB-113 with TAM Bolivia

Later N763BA, PP-SFS, VP-BBP, CC-CVJ, N763BA and CC-ABD

This 732 was delivered to Southwest Air Lines in June 1984 and is pictured being sent off by the ground crew in typical Japanese style. The plane went to Japan Transocean Air in July 1993 and was withdrawn from in januray 2002use and stored at Naha (OKA). In August 2002 it joined Aergo Capital as N380AC and then Sky Airline in CC-CTD in February 2003. From June 2012 it joined Transporte Aereo Militar is now stored at Cochabamba (CBB) in very poor condition.

Delivered new 17th June 1986 and re-branded as Japan Transocean Air July 1993. Returned to lessor as N381AC 1st Aug 2002