Formerly C-GJLH with Jetlines (Canada) it was leased to Corendon Dutch Airlines for the summer of 2024. Half way through that lease Jetlines ceased all operations in mid August 2024 and the aircraft was stored at Maastricht and the Jetlines livery removed. It has now acquired this Greek registration and, according to Scramble, is due to be delivered to SkyGreece Airlines for onward sub-lease to Fly Erbil of Iraq.

As one of six C-295 operated by the Czech AF since 2010, this airframe was the 2nd delivered. The badge above the main landing identifies this aircraft to be part of the Multinational Force & Observer (MFO) mission in the Sinai. In 2009, the Czech Republic started to become partner in that peace keeping mission between Egypt and Israel, and since 2013 provides a CASA 295 to support MFO operations. The aircrafts tasks are Passengers and cargo transport (up to 60 pax or 6,000 kg), reconnaissance and verification flights, VIP and Treaty Party transport, plus CASEVAC and SAR flights.

This aircraft has been painted in new livery.

Having had a repaint into Atlas colours, N453PA is now also named Margarita.