Delivered to Air UK in March 1989 and operated by KLM uk then Buzz from January 1998 to March 2003. Later D-AEWM and 9G-SBA

New in March 1989 with Air UK, renamed KLM uk in January 1998 and Buzz in January 2000. Registered D-AEWM to Eurowings in October 2005. Back with BAe in December 2009 and to Starbow as 9G-SBA in July 2011. Wfu and stored at Accra in 2013. Disassembled in 2015 but fuselage preserved in an amusement park at Ejisu

Delivered to Air UK as G-UKSC in 1989 who were renamed to KLM UK in 1998. Transferred to Buzz in 2001. To Eurowings as D-AEWM in 2005. Returned to the lessor as G-UKSC in 2009 then to Starbow as 9G-SBA in 2011. Withdrawn from use at Accra on 2013 and broken up in 2015. Fuselage preserved at Premier Amusement Park Ghana, Ejisu, Ghana from 2016. Still there in 2024.

Delivered Air UK in March 1989. Over to Buzz in January 2001. In October 2005 to Eurowings (D-AEWM).Returned to lessor in December 2009. In July 2011 over to Starbow Airlines (9G-SBA). Scrapped at Accra-Kotoka in 2020.

This 146 was originally delivered to Air UK in March 1989 and is pictured taxying in to its gate. It went on to fly with KLM uk and Buzz before joining Eurowings/Lufthansa Regional as D-AEWM in October 2005. It was withdrawn from use in October 2009 and stored at Exeter (EXT) and the Southend (SEN) before eventually joining Starbow as 9G-SBA in July 2011. The frame was in service for about four years before being scrapped at Accra (ACC) in 2015.

Later flew as KLM UK and then Buzz. Also operated with Eurowings as D-AEWM 10/2005 - 10/2009.