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Operated by Skyways Luxembourg.

Operated by Emerald Airways. Retained the Royal Tongan scheme without titles.

PH-BUK was transported by ship from Amsterdam Airport to Lelystad for preservation in the Aviodrome museum. On the late evening of 15 December 2004 the disassembled airplane was pulled onto a floating barge. The little tug boats keeping it in place. Later that night they started the journey to Lelystad though the city of Amsterdam. A large banner with all the sponsors was attached to the airplane for the ride. Special banners for Saan, the transport company specialised in these kind of transports for both KLM and Aviodrome, and one banner for NVLT, the union of Dutch aircraft engineers.

PH-BUK crossing the Fokkerweg at Schiphol East, being moved from Schiphol to the Aviodrome museum in Lelystad. No permission was granted for a ferry flight from Amsterdam to Lelystad, so the airplane had to be partially disassembled and transported by ship.

Approaching Rwy 30 over the Bilbao Municipal Cemetery in Derio.

Built in 2000. To Corendon as TC-TJN in 2013.

Air Nostrum is from Valencia and its aircraft tended to wear titles promoting the Valencia autonomous region.