Delivered new to Wizz Air as HA-LXJ on 19 Sep 2016. Painted in "Budapest 2024 Olympic Bid" special colours Nov 2016 - May 2017. Still current in 2024 in normal colours.

4 FTS 70th Year

Carries Spanish tourism "Costa Brava, Pirineu de Girona, Catalunya". On the nose is a cartoon rugby footballer, wearing a jersey marked "Leinster", apparently being bowled over by the aircraft with the slogan "Up Munster" beneath the cockpit. This refers to rivalry between rugby union teams from different areas of Ireland. In the major European competition, the Heineken Cup, in 2006 Munster beat Leinster in a semi-final and went on to win the trophy. The Leinster player is losing his grip on the ball, which is falling out of a shopping bag from an upmarket Dublin (Leinster) department store.

Photographer unknown. Serial is written on the exchanged slide.

A9792 is pictured departing off rw26L at the start of the flight back to Tbilisi (TBS). This plane was originally delivered to WestJet as C-FCWJ in may 2008.

XQ715 is pictured departing off rw26L at the start of its flight back to Ankara (ESB).

About to land on Runway 31 at Prestwick. Carries the message "bye bye skyeurope'', expressing confidence that, as it expands its route network into Sky Europe territory, travellers will prefer to fly with Ryanair. Established in Bratislava, Slovakia in 2001, Sky Europe provided low-cost services in Central Europe. Financial difficulties set in from late 2008 and on 1 September 2009 all flights were suspended and the airline entered bankruptcy. This aircraft was delivered new to Ryanair in February 2006 and carried the "bye bye skyeurope" titles from November 2006 until December 2012.