Ex-N400SA, N444KV, N444LP, N223CC. Later N223P, I-CLAD, permanently WFU

Later N6004K, N700SS and C-FTEE. Damaged beyond repair on landing 9-Feb-2006 at London, ON (CYXU)

Photographer Kenneth M. Hare

First flight April 3rd 1987 as F-WWDE, ordered by BCAL and reg G-BRSB not taken up, deliverd to BA as G-BUSC March 5th 1988 as one of the very first A320s. (sc 008) and named Isle of Skye. October 2007 wfu at Phoenix Goodyear, USA, and broken up there in March 2008. Seen lifting after take-off rwy 06 on its way back to LHR.

first flight April 4th 1989 and delivered to Icelandair april 28th 1989 as TF-FIA "Aldis", as the first of 3 734s to replace the 727s in the fleet. June 29 2000 OO-RMV Brussels Airlines, Ferbruary 2001 Sobleair. May 31st 2004 EC-IVR Futura. Deember 2007 PK-MDM Merpati (leased), July 2008 EC-KTM Futura. May 21st 2009 EC-LAV Hola Airlines, February 2010 wfu and stored. July 20th 2010 Alba Star. January 2018 9H-CES and January 31st 2018 ZA-AWB Albawings. March 23rd 2023 wfu and stored at Forli, Italy. My first view and photo of a B737-400

First flight February 22nd 1982, and delivered TWA March 8th 1982 as N7035T. In December 1992 wfu, and painted for Tima Air Sweden, January 1993 SE-DPR Air Sweden. November 1997 TF-ABT Air Atlanta. May 1988 TF-ABT Caledonian Airways (leased). 2000 TF-ABT Air Atlanta Icelandic (returned). January 2002 9L-LDC Air Universal. 2006 wfu and stored at Tehran. Preserved by Tehran Aerospace Exhibition Centre. TWA started JFK-flights to GEN summer 1988. To FBU from May 2nd 1989 to compete with SK907. These flights were also operated summer 1990. Seen after push back from gate 38, to return to JFK.

SAS third 767 first flew 26 April, 1989 at Everett, and was delivered to SAS 4 May. Leased to Air Europe in July 1991 as I-AEJB. Returned to SAS 23 December 1993. Repainted in Star Alliance colours at Shannon in December 1997. Withdrawn from use 3 April 2002 and sold to Air Atlanta Iceland as TF-ATT 20 June 2002 which wetleased it to several carriers. 25 June 2005 Excel Airways, 1 July 2006 G-VKNI Excel. 23 November 2006 G-VKNI XL Airways. September 2008 stored. February 2009 converted to freighter N219CY. 27 October 2010 N519CY ABX Air.

First flight March 25th 1980 and delivered as N915WA to Western Airlines June 5th 1980 as ship 915. April 1st 1987 N915WAS was merged into Delta Air Lines as ship 789. December 1988 SE-DHT Scanair, "Dumbo". January 1994 SE-DHT Permiair, "Dumbo". May 1995 OY-CNT rr Permiair, "Dumbo". February 16tg 2001 N833AA rr. October 2005 broken up at Bournemouth, UK. Seen taxing for take-off rwy 24, full of tourists who want to bathe at Palma. Scanned from Kodak ED200 Slide

First flight February 25th 1969 and delivere new to SAS March 6th 1969 as LN-RLO "Gudnser Viking". October 4th 1990 OY-KIB rr as sold and leased back due to financing new MD-80s, still opf SAS as "Gundzser Viking". January 19h 1996 N128NK ValuJet Airlines.. 1997 Wfu and broken up... after flying pax at least 28 years. seen taxing for a rwy 24 departre, as LH Cargo D-ABGE is seen taxing behind for a rwy 06 departure.

First flght Octob 27th 1988 at Schipol as PH-EXI. Deliverd as LN-BBD to Busy Bee October 11th 1988 as 4th Fokker 50. Wfu Decembr 1992 as BS went bankrupt after loosing contracts with SAS and Norwegian Air Force. April 1993 OO-VLM VLM Airlines. Decembr 1997 PH-VLM rr and "Ville de Nantes,". April 2002 OO-VLM rr and "City of Antwerp" and repainted to special colours. Leased to Cityjet as OO-VLM. Septembr 8th 2016 PH-VLM Denim Air. January 2017 HP-1921PST Air Panama. February 2017 wfu and stored at Panama City airport- Balboa. Seen in June 1989 taxing for a rwy 24 departure for SAS fo GOT or HAU

Photographer: Kenneth M. Hare

The Norwegian Army operated both Piper Cubs and Cessna Bird Dogs as aerial observation posts attached to field artillery regiments. The last Bird Dog was retired in 1991 and returned to the USAF the following year. Three airframes are exhibited at various museums in Norway.

In 1989 333 was an instructional airframe at the RNoAF's technical school at Kjevik Air Station. It later became LN-SAP.