This 320 was delivered to Translift in June 1994 as EI-TLF. During its commercial life it was extremely well travelled and flew for many airlines, including this short spell with Britannia from April until November 1999. After flying for Iran Assman Airlines as EP-API it was wfu and stored at Tehran (THR) from March 2020.

Just after finishing its lease to SunExpress

Leased from Translift Airways during summer 1995 only.

K25 slide scan. Delivered 1994 to Translift. Leased to Leisure Air 1994 , Transmeridian 1995, Sun Express 1995, THY 1996, America West 1996, Airworld 1997, Transmeridian 1997, Britannia 1998, Transmeridian 1998, Britannia 1999. Returned to lessor as N168GB 2000, Fly FTI D-AUKT 2000. Skyservice C-GTDL 2001. Regularly leased to MyTravel for summers until 2007. Thomas Cook G-GTDL 2008, returned to lessor as N476GB 2011. Skywings Asia XU-ZAB 2011, Apsara Air 2014, Sky Angkor 2015. Zagros Air EP-ZAR 2015, Iran Asseman 2017, reregistered EP-API, withdrawn Tehran 2020.

Delivered new to Translift 10th June 1994 and leased out to many airlines during its time with them and finally returned to lessor as N168GB 3rd Feb 2000

One of the many operators this Translift aircraft flew for. With SunExpress only from 20 Jun 95 to 14 Aug 95.

It was actually no longer operating as TransMeridian (USA) on that date, but the titles hadn't been removed yet as it was due to go on lease to SunExpress shortly after.

A slightly abbreviated history for this aircraft is that it operated on subleases with multiple operators from 1994 to 1999. It then flew as D-AUKT with FlyFTI from Mar 2000 to Nov 2001. To Skyservice Airlines in Dec 2001 as C-GTDL, making seasonal swaps with MyTravel Airways (later First Choice Airways and Thomas Cook Airlines) until Nov 2010. Stored for a while and then to Skywings Asia Airlines Nov 2011. To Zagros Airlines Sep 2015 as EP-ZAR. To Iran Aseman Airlines Mar 2017 EP-API.

TRANSAER own and lease out this aircraft. Airtours will now take delivery until the end of summer 2000.

Berlin is one of the biggest Turkish cities and as Turkey is a wonderful tourist destination (great food!) all ensures that Tegel has numerous visits from Turkish airliners every day. To meet the demand airlines different aircraft (often with hybrid schemes) would be leased in and present themselves before my lens!