Leipzig-Halle Logojet showing Johann Sebastian Bach at his advertised Airport Leipzig, Georg Friedrich Händel is on the other side

This 733 was originally delivered to Germania in October 1988. From April 1998 it went on lease to Ukraine International, Blue Panorama and Aerosvit (all as UR-GAG), returning to Germania in April 2003. It had some time with DBA before joining TUIfly in February 2007. It is pictured here lined up for departure at DUS wearing a special scheme that, on the port side, promoted the festival and museum dedicated to Johann Sebastian Bach, who worked and died in Leipzig. The plane was ferried to Kemble in December 2011 to be scrapped.

This 733 was originally delivered to Germania in October 1988. From April 1998 it went on lease to Ukraine International, Blue Panorama and Aerosvit (all as UR-GAG), returning to Germania in April 2003. It had some time with DBA before joining TUIfly in February 2007. It is pictured here taxying out for departure at DUS wearing a special scheme that, on the starboard side, promoted the Händel-Festspiele, an international music festival concentrating on the music of George Frideric Handel in Halle the composer's birthplace. The plane was ferried to Kemble in December 2011 to be scrapped.

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The TUIFly logo jet promoting Leipzig-Halle Airport, with Halle's most famous son, baroque music composer Georg Frideric Händel, on the tail. This aircraft was once a common sight in the skies over Berlin and Germany.