Later re-registered XB-PYY, the registration XA-CCC is now carried by an Aeromexico Boeing 737-8 MAX.

Ex - N125AU, N20FX, N700SB, N301PA and N150CA. The FAA register quotes the aircraft's BAe line number NA0286 as the c/n.

Normally based at CAL FIRE Air Attack Base at Columbia, Northern California, but operating out of a temporary base at Brown Field due to a fire emergency in the southern part of the state.

This registration was cancelled on 18th March 2014 as sold to Mexico but no subsequent Mexican registration could be found.

The aircraft made its last revenue flight on 29th September 2017 and its last ever flight, from Houston, TX., to Victorville, CA., for storage the same day.

After Alaska Air acquired Virgin America in April 2016 the aircraft continued to fly in Virgin America livery, but was re-painted in Alaska colours after the airlines were fully merged in April 2018, the first online photo of it in Alaska livery is dated November 2018. It was withdrawn from use in January 2023 and stored at Vancouver until November 2023 when it moved to Greensboro, NC. On 8th June 2024 it was ferried to Kelowna Airport, BC., and leased to Air Canada as C-FCQX. At the time of posting it still flies for Air Canada and on 7th November 2024 it flew 6 sectors from/to Vancouver, BC.

At the time of posting the aircraft is still active flying for Southwest.

Delivered new to Southwest on 19th June 1996, its last revenue flight for the airline was on 14th August 2017 and it was flown to storage at Victorville the following day. On 21st March 2018 it moved to Tucson and on 2nd July 2018 was re-registered XA-VCE to the Mexican airline Magnicharters, and at the time of posting online tracking data shows it operating up to 4 sectors daily between Monterrey and Cancun.

Still currently in service at the time of posting.

Still active at the time of posting and was tracked flying 6 sectors on 6th November 2024.

Delivered to Southwest on 17th November 2000, it served with them until its last revenue flight, from Orlando McCoy to Atlanta International, on 11th September 2024, and was flown into storage at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport the following day. The registration was cancelled by the FAA on 29th October 2024.

Delivered to Southwest on 27th June 1994, it made its last revenue flight on 29th September 2017, and on 30th of that month it was flown for storage at Victorville where it was subsequently parted out.

The aircraft made its last revenue flight for Southwest on 14th August 2017 and flown to storage at Victorville. It was sold in October 2019 to to the Mexican airline Magnicharters with whom it now flies as XA-VDM "Blue Demon Jr.".

Delivered to Southwest in June 1992, it served until retired to Roswell August 2017 and then flown to Miami International in November 2017 before moving to Opa Locka in April 2018, where it was noted in use as an engine test stand on on 27th June 2022. (See Air History photo ID 513258).

The aircraft was taken over by American Airlines after the merger with US Airways in October 2015 and at the time of posting flies in the former's livery.

This aircraft made its last revenue flight on 10th January 2023 and it was flown into storage at Coolidge Municipal Airport, AZ., on 22nd January 2023.

This aircraft made its last revenue flight on 9th February 2023 and it was flown into storage at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, AL., on 26th February 2023. The registration N760SW was cancelled by the FAA on 18th September 2024.

After the Alaska Air Group acquired Virgin America in April 2016 the aircraft continued to operate in Virgin America livery, but was re-painted in Alaska colours sometime after the airlines were fully merged in April 2018; the first online photo of it in Alaska livery is dated February 2019. It was withdrawn from use in March 2020 and stored at Greensboro/Piedmont Triad International Airport, NC., where it remained until flown to Snohomish County Airport/Paine Field, WA., in February 2022. In December 2022 it moved to Coolidge Municipal Airport, AZ., where it was parted out in April 2023.